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American Express's fabled "Black Card," -- the Centurion Card -- is reserved for the world's wealthiest and most elite. Just what does take to get this highest of high-end accounts, and what benefits does it offer the uber-rich? The lucky few don't talk much about it, but DailyFinance has some details.

Among Tuesday's top online stories for investors: Some tax-selling bargain stocks, why its safe to buy Citigroup again, and Apple's big mistake.

Some of the best reads for investors from around the Web, including posts evaluating how consumers spend their money, whether Google could be considered a monopoly and the debate about the Fed's policy on quantitative easing.

Among Thursday's top online stories for investors: How Apple brought Verizon and AT&T to their knees; Will hedge funds assets triple over the next few years? And, are banks finally starting to lend?

Among today's top online stories for investors are the best dividend stocks for a tough environment, a deep value analysis of Dr Pepper, China's one-child policy, and a somewhat bullish take on yesterday's dismal housing news.

Some of the top online stories for investors, including why Mark Cuban thinks the stock market is for suckers, seven reasons to own a home, and what makes women better traders.

Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan holds the Major League Baseball record for career strikeouts. But he may have thrown his best pitch yet Thursday, with a $385 million cash offer for the Texas Rangers that beat out an offer from techie Mark Cuban.

Billionaire brothers Samuel and Charles Wyly were charged Thursday by the SEC with orchestrating a 13-year-long securities fraud that reaped them $550 million in undisclosed gains that were hidden in a series of transactions in offshore tax havens.

The best reads for investors from around the Web, including an interview with entrepreneur Mark Cuban, tips on how to profit from the defense industry and the connection between poker and trading.

In 2008, the SEC filed insider trading charges against Mark Cuban for selling 600,000 shares of Mamma.com. Cuban fought the charges, saying he never agreed to keep anything about Mamma.com confidential. Therefore, Cuban contended, this wasn't insider trading. He wasn't an insider.