What's Hot On TheStreet

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What's Hot On TheStreet
Create 5 Million Jobs: Halve the Trade Gap The Commerce Department reported the April deficit on international trade in goods and services increased to $43.7 billion up from $27.1 billion when the economic recovery began.
What Jamie Dimon Is Really Worried About The confrontation between JPMorgan Chase JPM CEO Jamie Dimon and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke was notable because we rarely see corporate chiefs so publicly confront their primary regulators.
5 Ways To Beat Peak Summer Airfares Summer travelers flying during peak season don't have to pay peak prices for the privilege if they're willing to do some creative cost cutting.
What Investors Can Learn in Global Disasters This weekend marks the three-month anniversary of earthquakes that ravaged Japan. The disaster has long fallen from the front page of America's newspapers and top-of-the-hour broadcasts. It is not surprising that the tragic events have ceased to be top-of-mind -- American media (and consumers of it) have a notorious habit of leaping out of global coverage as quickly as they are to pile in. But there is another reason why we may not be talking much about Japan these days: the lack of drama.