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It's the conundrum of electrical utilities: in the heat of the summer, when customers have their air conditioners and lights running and are sucking up power to run their businesses, how can a utility prevent overloaded, overheated circuits that can lead to fires and even blackouts?

The U.S. rail industry is going to miss a key deadline to implement controls aimed at making our nation's rail system safer. 

The Fed lifts off and takes the markets with it! Exactly seven years to the day after cutting interest rates to historic lows, the Federal Reserve took flight, hiking rates by a modest .25%.

Stocks woke up to a hangover the day after the Fed's long-awaited rate hike, snapping a three-day winning streak. 

Wall Street took a punch to the gut on what was the last quadruple witching day of the year.

Three days left of trade in 2015, and the markets started the week with low energy.

With just two trading sessions left in 2015, the markets are charging higher, but will it be enough to put the Dow back in positive territory for the year? 

A dramatic drop in the final hour of trade put the Dow further away from its goal of ending the year on a positive note.

It was a nail biter of a finish for 2015 as the S&P 500 teetered between positive and negative all day, before finally ending in the red by just under 1%. 

It's comical listening to my colleagues here in Davos wax and wane about the “mood” of this year’s World Economic Forum.

Time for the obligatory roller-coaster shot…how is thismarket’s wild ride treating you?

Featuring @BrianOverby  &  @MNKahnQuick Takes Pro Market Technician Michael Kahn Analyzes the S&P 500:SPX was trading at 1,891.

Markets do not follow a calendar, nor should they be followed by one. A well-diversified investment portfolio should not be touched - only rebalanced due to market movement.

My two favorite MLK quotes apply to so many endeavors in life, from running a business to living a good life.