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One thing people have forgotten is that the smart move during the dot-com bubble wasn’t to get out of stocks altogether, but to switch out of the fashionable stuff and instead pick up historic bargains among small-cap value stocks.

From MarketWatch

Allocating a set amount toward dining out or shopping ensures you still get to do the things you enjoy without letting that spending get out of control.

From MarketWatch

“How’d you get out of there?” asked a veteran Star reporter.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We as a city have decided we’re going to be very aggressive about not letting things get out of control,” said Jennifer Scripps, chief executive officer of Downtown Dallas Inc.

From The Wall Street Journal

A person was able to get out of the house and was taken to hospital, Gloucestershire Police previously said, however no update on their condition has yet been given.

From BBC