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CTS Restarts Thailand Operations
CTS Corp. Factory Restoration Announced
April 13, 2012
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CTS Corporation announced that its EMS factory, located near Bangkok, Thailand, which was shut down due to major flooding in the fourth quarter 2011, has been fully restored and operational.
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CTS Dividend Approved
December 15, 2011
On December 15, 2011, CTS Corporation (NYSE: CTS) announced that its Board of Directors approved a 17% increase of its quarterly cash dividend from $0.03 per share to $0.035 per share.
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Time to Pay the Piper: 7 Strategies to Minimize Tax Pain
“No taxes can be devised which are not more or less inconvenient and unpleasant.” ~ George Washington
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Europe’s Not Out of the Woods Yet, But…
The latest banking crisis in Europe, this time in the tiny island nation of Cyprus, shows that the continent has not yet truly solved its financial problems. It has only applied a series of band-aids that have temporarily averted disaster, but have not yet provided a firmer long-term footing for the Euro-bloc. There could be another crisis of confidence at almost any time, with Italy and Spain being the most likely instigators.
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Why are you still recommending MGIC?
I don’t normally comment on individual stocks in this particular blog, but the MGIC situation represents a basic investment principle that is worthy of discussion here.
Read More.How important are Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratios in evaluating turnaround stocks?
Price-to-Earnings ratios are probably the most widely used tool for comparing the relative values of different stocks.
Read More.Does the poor performance of the stock market in May indicate that the U.S. is headed for a new recession?
This question comes up frequently when the market takes a dip.
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