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Disaster was avoided in yesterday’s Greek election. But so far the good news hasn't had much of an impact on U.S. financial markets.

Don’t look now, but Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) shares are on a little bit of a run.

The most popular club soccer team in Europe is moving ahead with IPO plans for a U.S. market.

A Malaysian palm oil company could be making the same IPO mistakes Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) did.

With the euro debt crisis spreading and the U.S. economy slowing, these emerging markets might be a good place to seek shelter.

U.S. retail sales declined another 0.2% in May, the second consecutive month that sales have dropped.

Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) was the year's largest and most-anticipated IPO. This Malaysian company just became the second-largest.

Financial markets, the euro and gold have all been in a holding pattern the last couple weeks. One way or another, that should change after this Sunday's Greek election.

On an inflation adjusted basis, today you and I enjoy the privilege of paying lower gas prices that our grandparents did back in 1918.