A neutral strategy to take advantage of the recent run on India's largest private bank ICICI (IBN).

After the highly successful VMware IPO last week, which saw the price of the stock nearly double in just two trading sessions, it appears that tech IPOs are hot once again and there are some interesting ones that are currently in the pipeline.

Reflecting upon two years of learning, wins and losses, blogging and operating an investment website.

Can the Apple iPhone take market share from RIMM's Berrys? A market neutral strategy applied to the earnings of these smartphone makers.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is the largest Indian IT services company with annual revenue that exceeds the revenue of Wipro (WIT) and Satyam Computer Services (SAY) combined. This is an interview with Surya Kant, Vice President and Head of American Operations at TCS.

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Some thoughts about the 2006 results for this fitness company and highlights from the conference call.

A detailed discussion of a long/short strategy as applied to closed-end funds and a brief analysis of Irish medical research company ICON plc.

A discussion about Health Management Associates' decision to ward off a private equity takeover by declaring a $10 special dividend and a brief discussion of special dividend taxation.

A risk arbitrage opportunity in the all cash acquisition of St Joseph Capital Corp by Old National Bancorp that could yield an annualized return of 26%.

As investors rebalance their portfolios for the New Year, I figured it would be a good idea to share the list of ten stocks that are currently at the top of my watch list.

According to academic research, special situations like stock splits, special dividends and spin-offs could provide fertile hunting grounds for investors.

A closer look at the one of the largest mortage lenders Countrywide Financial in a challenging housing market.

With declining earnings and low margins, this coin counting company appears to be grossly overvalued.