Stranger than fiction.

Internet stalwarts show no signs of slowing down in 2008.

These are the income stocks that help Cutler Capital generate its robust gains.

Sallie’s Lord reigns supreme; Countrywide’s big miss; Whole Foods’ Mr. Lonelyhearts; Citigroup’s dancing fool; Cablevision’s public (and private) disgrace.

The crew looks for good trades and previews 2008.

Chordiant inks a big deal with a telecom company.

A market correction offers investors opportunities to pick up good stocks at lower prices.

The committee soon will meet to discuss the new-drug application for skin-infection drug Telavancin.

The first wave of baby boomers is set to retire, drawing down on their savings in mutual funds.

Also, Marek Fuchs will detail the five dumbest things that took place on Wall Street during the year.

General Growth Properties, LSI Corp. and Sonic Automotive downgraded; Tim Hortons and Quidel upgraded.