Not many individual stocks are beating the Industrial Select Sector SPDR, but these are.

These income-producing investments are likely to pay off.

Plus, Zillow predicts that the Case-Shiller Composite Home Price Indices for March will show a decline from last year.

Energy and emerging market focused funds are feeling it first.

The Daily Caller says it will give away one free FMK 9C1 9mm pistol every week until Election Day.

Zacks reveals its top choices.

Signals, targets, resistance, and patterns are noted for major liquid commodities.

Language analyst Chuck Rose breaks down Brian Dunn's tweet sent before his termination.

Strangely enough, major TV networks have issues with technology that blacks out commercials.

Regulators and ratings agencies appear doubtful that the banks can handle risk on their own. Now it looks like investors are also unsure.

A look back at the happenings on Wall Street this week, as seen by Minyanville's Buzz & Banter.

Some of the wittiest quips from the business and finance twitterati.

Squeezable, bite-sized packets containing toxic fluid. What could go wrong?

China Sunergy and Wanda Group also make the news.

Indices show signs that lower stock prices are to come.

If you're keen on hands-free video chronicling your intermediate trampoline tricks, Google has the product for you!

Sales of just one of its products are up 150% -- and this is a trend in its infancy.

Although high-yield, not all of these stocks are easy to purchase in the US.

These income-producing investments are likely to pay off.

Gone is the simple asset inflation/dollar devaluation trade.

A new book on the secret to getting a job after college says knowing how to sell yourself is key.

Minyanville's daily roundup of some of the best financial commentary from around the Web.

The big drug company needs to bring new products to market, but FDA staffers say a company study doesn't show that the treatment Vyndaqel works.

It's by no means a "done deal" for bears yet, but the evidence is mounting.

Overall, the sector faces near- to mid-term uncertainty.

SanDisk is now oversold at the bottom of a large trading range.

Wall Street ratings agencies set the tone for today's stock market.

Wall Street ratings agencies set the tone for today's stock market.

Wall Street ratings agencies set the tone for today's stock market.

Telefonica, S.A. was up this morning.

Conor Sen details the debilitating effects of the month-end performance mentality and explains the defensive strategies used to hold onto "2 and 20" paying assets.

Complete Genomics was up this morning.

Italy's Prime Minister says that a majority of European leaders are in favor of collective borrowing, and Tim Cook asks not to get an extra $75 million in compensation from Apple.

Zacks lists its top choices.

Plus, less traffic congestion in 2011 may indicate a weak economy.

A day after major targets are met, the market pauses. Expect the volatility to accelerate.

Oracle lost its patent case against Google. The whole software industry just dodged a bullet.

When she handed down her sentence, ReShonda Tate's daughter literally begged for a spanking instead.

This tech company's algorithm gets it right 80% of the time, a year ahead of time -- and delivered to your phone.

Get under the hood of State Street Global Advisors' new launches.

Size, risk, complexity, and how capital is used should factor into any formula. Instead of a flat percentage, banks should allocate equity the way a hedge fund would.

What's the solution? Drive. Or at least plan ahead.

Even after Dodd-Frank, large institutions are still risky. And we have a government all too willing to intervene.

Plus, pharma companies unite in $285 million effort to develop new antibiotics.

Hewlett-Packard reported better-than-expected earnings and significant layoffs.

FDA advisers say J&J's blood thinner Xarelto shouldn't be approved for additional use. Pfizer, Bristol-Myers await word on market clearance for rival drug Eliquis.

Minyanville's daily roundup of some of the best financial commentary from around the Web.

Are distressed mortgages now a go-to sector for investors? They have both yield and upside.