The Senate on Wednesday wades deeper into a fierce election-year battle over tax policy with a test vote on some of the George W. Bush-era tax cuts. See full story.
Latin America�s New Tigers forge aheadCharacterized by youthful populations, growing middle classes, relatively low debt and dynamic economic expansion, Peru and Colombia are poised to grab a bigger share of the region�s growth and attract more money from international investors. See full story.
Peru gold, copper mining opposition intensifiesThe $4.8 billion Minas Conga copper and gold project, which will be the biggest foreign investment in Peru�s history, has run into intense local opposition. The conflict has become a high-stakes test of how Peru treats foreign investment. See full story.
Peru, Colombia banks thrive as economies boomPeru and neighboring Colombia have seen their economies grow very strongly in recent years, and the banking industry has followed suit. See full story.
Peru, Colombia consumers draw investor interestInvestors can capitalize on a young, increasingly affluent consumer class by buying ETFs linked to Peru and Colombia, whose economies have rebounded after decades of political instability. Political risk can still roil these new markets, however. See full story.
MARKETWATCH COMMENTARYThe emergence of cooler, sleeker and easier-to-use social networking apps is a reminder that Facebook�s best days may be behind it � something Wall Street and investors are already betting on. See full story.
MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCEMost 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.
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