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Click to read - Nokia launches first Lumia tablet, goes up against Apple’s new iPad - So what else has Nokia got up its sleeve? Two new Lumia smartphones — the 1520 and the 1320 — with 6-inch screens. That display size sets them firmly in the market for “phablets” – halfway between a normal smartphone and a tablet. The 1520 has a better camera and other high-end features, so it will cost $749, compared with $339 for the 1320, which is destined for emerging markets. A handful of Asha phones, also meant for the same regions, made up the other three launches Tuesday. The 500, 502 and 503 all come in at less than $100.

Click to read - McDonald's forecasts tough fourth quarter - McDonald's Corp (MCD) warned on Monday that global sales at established restaurants would be relatively flat in October and signaled that weakness would continue in the fourth quarter amid stiff competition and a halting economic recovery, heaping pressure on its chief executive.

Click to read - What Are Hedge Funds? - The name "hedge fund" came into being because the aim of these vehicles was to make money regardless of whether the market climbed higher or declined. This was made possible because the managers could "hedge" themselves by going long or short stocks (shorting is a way to make money when a stock drops).

Click to read  Berkshire Beats Apple as Favorite Stock of Tiger 21 Group - Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A) regained its ranking as the favorite stock pick among U.S. and Canadian multimillionaires, beating Apple Inc. (AAPL) and fending off the increasing preference for exchange-traded funds. Members of Tiger 21, a New York-based group of wealthy investors, selected Berkshire in an annual survey of preferred investments scheduled to be released today. Apple, which had held the No. 1 spot the last two years, slipped to No. 2.