Jen Wieczner

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    The best bets for individual investors in emerging markets

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  • Bristol-Myers 2013 Earnings Forecast Beats EstimatesLeadership

    Bristol-Myers Squibb CEO steps down, replaced by COO

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  • Jonathan Bush, the co-founder and CEO of Athenahealth, resigned from the health care company June 6, 2018.

    On a buying binge, Athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush aims to own the “healthcare internet”

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  • Athena Health founder Jonathan BushLeadership

    Is Athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush in a bubble?

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  • Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) 2011Leadership

    Sean Parker gives $24 million to Stanford to cure allergies

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  • Finance

    Don’t buy this, buy that! 55 stocks to own in 2015

    By Jen Wieczner and Lauren Silva Laughlin
  • Finance

    2015 Investor’s Guide: Don’t buy this, buy that—Energy and Mining

    By Jen Wieczner and Lauren Silva Laughlin
  • Finance

    2015 Investor’s Guide: Don’t buy this, buy that—Technology and Biotech

    By Jen Wieczner and Lauren Silva Laughlin
  • Finance

    2015 Investor’s Guide: Don’t buy this, buy that—Real Estate and Industrial Stocks

    By Jen Wieczner and Lauren Silva Laughlin
  • Finance

    2015 Investor’s Guide: Don’t buy this, buy that—Foreign Markets

    By Jen Wieczner and Lauren Silva Laughlin
  • Finance

    2015 Investor’s Guide: Don’t buy this, buy that—Consumer Stocks

    By Jen Wieczner and Lauren Silva Laughlin
  • Pencils Of Promise

    How many Uber investors does it take to raise $2 million for charity?

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  • Ron BaronFinance

    Q&A: Star investor Ron Baron on Tesla and his top stocks for the long run

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  • Detroit Bicycle Co.’s handcrafted copper single-speed bike—named “The Trumbull Street” after a historic Motor City neighborhood—is for sale at the Detroit Mercantile.Features

    Motor-less City? Bankrupt Detroit’s booming bike industry

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  • Duncan Niederauer, former chief executive of NYSE, has joined private dealmaker Battery EastFinance

    Ex-NYSE CEO will now help companies stay private longer

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