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No one speaks out against human rights. But the new iShares Human Rights Index fund needs to be cried out against, writes Chuck Jaffe.

Preordering the newest version of the iPad now means that you’ll get the device later than those who wait for in line to buy it in the store on March 16.

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Shares of Texas Instruments slip after the chipmaker cut its forecast, but the tech sector gets a lift from other semiconductor companies led by AMD and Intel.

Crude-oil futures settle above $107 a barrel and notch a gain for the week as better-than-expected data on U.S. employment buoyed prospects for oil demand. Traders also eyed developments in the Middle East and inflation data from China.

Streaming-music company needs to build up local sales to meet up with rising mobile usage and content-acquisition costs, writes Rex Crum.

Many non-U.S. companies that don’t have global clout are being neglected, even though their shares offer substantial dividends and value, writes Barbara Kollmeyer. Here are five stocks worth considering.

Are you sorry you missed out on the Yelp Inc. IPO? Don’t be, writes John Shinal.

February was another weak month for the traditional videogame sector, which saw sales of software at retail fall 23%, according to NPD data.

Social game maker meets crowd at Game Developers’ Conference and announces new partners, including the well-known Konami studio.