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Europe holds key to fifth week of U.S. stock gains

Employment numbers gave market a lift Friday, but what comes out of Spain and the ongoing euro-zone crisis will garner most of the market's attention in the week ahead. See full story.

How to manage volatility as the fiscal cliff looms

As the U.S. hits the one-year anniversary of a debt downgrade, volatility is low. A spike is likely, however, as investors approach the November elections, the debt ceiling, and the "fiscal cliff" at year end. See full story.

How to manage volatility as the fiscal cliff looms

As the U.S. hits the one-year anniversary of a debt downgrade, volatility is low. A spike is likely, however, as investors approach the November elections, the debt ceiling, and the "fiscal cliff" at year end. See full story.

Stocks to watch Monday: Tyson, Interpublic

Among the stocks that could see active trading in Monday's session are Chesapeake Energy, Tyson Foods and Tesco. See full story.

U.S. stocks rally on July jobs, Europe

U.S. stocks surge as July nonfarm payroll report turns out to be better than expected and optimism grows on Europe's ability to control its debt crisis. See full story.

Just when you thought it was safe to get back into the market, here comes Gary Shilling to throw ice water on your hopes and dreams, writes Howard Gold. See full story.

Most financial advisers have their clients' best interests at heart, but there are a few bad apples. Here's how to protect yourself, and your retirement funds, from rogue brokers and bad advice. See full story.