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Rob Bennett

  • General Manager of Global Operations & Growth, Microsoft
Seattle
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By Rob Bennett
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Love knows no boundaries for James Nottingham, who stood outside the Niagara Falls City Jail to propose to his girlfriend, Kristie Stroup last week.
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By Rob Bennett
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Is There a Limit to How Long a Bull Market Can Continue?

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By Rob Bennett, Dave Kovaleski Verified
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Robert Shiller has some very different ideas about how stock investing works. Not all stock gains are real, according to his Nobel-prize-winning research. Some are, of course. Historically, the U.S. stock market produces economic-based gains of 6.5 percent real each year. In years in which the nominal gains appear to be greater than that, those gains are not real and lasting. They are the product of irrational exuberance. They cannot be relied on to finance a retirement.
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