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Have you ever “unplugged” from your cell phone? If you have, you’ve likely experienced the phenomenon of phantom vibrations — the perception that your phone is ringing or vibrating when in fact it’s not. (In the 1990s, people reported incidences of “phantom pager syndrome.”) We’ve become so accustomed to being “connected” that for many it controls our lives. My cell... Read More

Last Monday, President Trump added another notch to his “America First” belt with the announcement of a new 30% tariff on imported solar panels. Companies that produce solar cells and panels will get to sell 2.5 gigawatts worth of those energy products to U.S. consumers, but they’ll have to pay a special tax on any sales above that amount. For... Read More

Just seven minutes every Friday. That’s all it takes… If you can manage that, then you’ll be on your way to making about $568 a week. That’s $29,577 a year. And that can be scaled up or down, depending on your portfolio size and preference. That’s the claim my colleague Amber Hestla is making to those who follow her proven... Read More

Infrastructure is a multitrillion-dollar industry worldwide, yet it gets relatively little analyst coverage. In this Industry Focus  clip, Motley Fool writer Jason Hall gives his pitch for NV5 (NASDAQ: NVEE) Global, a small engineering infrastructure consulting company that could see massive growth in the long term. Listen in to find out more about this under-covered industry, how NV5 Global has... Read More

At a recent investor day, Kroger (NYSE: KR) announced it was exploring a potential sale of its convenience store business. You might not have known Kroger was in this business, but in its long history of acquisitions, many buyout targets kept their names. That’s not only true for the convenience stores but even Kroger’s core grocery business with brands like... Read More