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Beauty and the Business The giant of the hair salon business, Regis is growing profitably. This solid company comes at a modest price -- 17 times estimated fiscal 2005 earnings -- with a modest 0.4% dividend yield. |
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1 to Buy, 2 to Watch Looking for stock ideas? Here are a few for your consideration. |
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3 Stocks on My Radar What do snowmobiles, dredging equipment, and bananas have in common? Not much -- but they're all on the Motley Fool list as investment ideas for the Rising Stars portfolio. |
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Regis Clips Up The discount hair specialist saw same-store sales grow. |
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One Stock a Cut Above the Rest Scary haircut? Always a possibility. Scary stock? Not this one. Regis Corp. is trading at $42.75. |
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Crash culture Who is to blame when a 22-year-old 747 falls from the sky? |
National Real Estate Investor
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Leasing Changes Afoot Spurred on by the SEC, the FASB is evaluating lease accounting standards with the intent to revise them. The key issue lies in the distinction between capital leases and operating leases. |
Fast Company
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A Day in the Life of Work: Plane Crazy Chuck Guerra is a plane mechanic--in the Mojave Desert. He parks, seals, and maintains planes that airlines can't use, keeping them ready for their return, someday, to service. |
The Motley Fool
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Regis' Hair Will Grow Back The hair care company is looking past the impact of recent hurricanes. Despite the minimal sales and earnings shortfall, the shares of this solid company are still attractive at 14 times the fiscal 2006 earnings estimate of $2.93 per share. |
The Motley Fool
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Great Brands Are Tough to Beat Airlines lack brand loyalty, and their dreadful finances bear that out. Value investors avoid companies like these. |
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These Stocks Are More Dangerous Than You Think New regulations could whip the rug out from under companies like these that have been abusing the use of operating leases. |
Bank Systems & Technology
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Airlines Aim for Expense Reduction in Payments In an effort to cut costs, the airline industry is targeting the $1.5 billion it spends on accepting credit cards from its customers. |
