Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) — European stocks posted their second weekly decline since October as Dubai’s attempt to delay debt repayments rattled investors, offsetting U.S. reports that showed the economy is recovering.

Canada’s biggest investing newsletters have passed the biggest credibility check they may ever face. In the midst of a historic stock market plunge a year ago, these newsletters told readers to chill out and buy …

Investors’ lack of trust may hamper stock market gainsLos Angeles TimesAfter the early 1970s bear market, investors pulled money out of mutual funds into the 1980s. After reaching a peak in 1972, the S&P 500 …

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Americans boosting investments in foreign markets despite high risksLos Angeles TimesSharing that sentiment, many Americans — though still raw from the 17-month bear market that ended in March — are pouring money into …

BEIJING, Nov 28 — Fidelity International’s star fund manager Anthony Bolton reckons that the investment proposition of China is so compelling that he has reversed his decision to retire.