What's Hot On TheStreet

Here's what Benzinga's reading on our friend, TheStreet.com.
What's Hot On TheStreet
News Corp.'s Scandal Carries Some Benefits Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. NWS, its reputation battered by a still-unfolding scandal over reported phone-hacking tactics at its tabloid newspapers in the U.K., is scrambling to salvage its reputation, its planned takeover of British Sky Broadcasting (BSYBY) and its share price. The stock makes for a potential buy-in point for the patient investor willing to wait out the storm.
Transformers Boosts Competition in Toyland Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Cars 2 are the most popular movies in the world, and their biggest fans are toy makers Mattel MAT and Hasbro HAS.
Retailers Use Vegas Tricks to Lift Sales Psychology tricks is the driving force behind a casino's success, and the gaming industry has long profited by tapping into what makes us tick.
Self-Employed May Want to Move to Self 401(k) On the surface, a SEP IRA appears to give a self-employed person the same benefits as an individual 401(k), with both types of retirement plans allowing for a maximum contribution of $49,000 this year. There are subtle differences that might make the individual 401(k) a better option for self-employed people, though.