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Don't miss these top stories: Just because summer will come to a close in the next several weeks doesn't mean that your time is up to successfully sell a house. In fact, according to some, the fall is a prime time to list a property for sale. But if you're planning on listing soon, be sure to pick a real-estate agent who believes in using quality photos. Good pictures will help you sell more quickly.Read the latest Home Economics column about why professional-looking photos are so important in selling a home — and which shots will lure potential buyers. Also on MarketWatch, read about some of the perils of do-it-yourself investing, and keep up with our coverage of the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla.—Amy Hoak , real-estate writerThe best photos will sell your home
Good pictures are crucial in marketing a home for sale. Just ask Clarissa and Mark Padilla, who were able to get a contract on their Sherman Oaks, Calif., condo unit in less than two weeks — and at a price they wanted.
The best photos will sell your home. The perils of do-it-yourself investing
Since the trauma of the financial crisis, the average investor has been playing it safe with his portfolio.
The perils of do-it-yourself investing. ECONOMY & POLITICS
Republicans give way to Isaac on convention
With their first day of activities gutted due to storm concerns, the Republican Party braces for the possibility that Tropical Storm Isaac could further hamper plans.
Republicans give way to Isaac on convention. Regulators say loan quality improving
The credit quality of large loan commitments owned by financial institutions regulated in the United States improved in 2012 for the third consecutive year in 2012, according to a review by the Federal Reserve and two other regulators.
Regulators say loan quality improving. Lincoln to Palin: Republican convention slide show
See photos of key moments at Republican conventions in the past. Turns out many of them have changed the direction of the nation, while others marked a milestone in American culture and values. All reflect the uniquely raucous, unpredictable nature of these political events.
Lincoln to Palin: Republican convention slide show. Florida: The one state Romney can't do without
Florida could well hold the key to victory for Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in his quest to unseat President Barack Obama
Florida: The one state Romney can't do without. INVESTING
M&T-Hudson is a rare bank deal
The acquisition of Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK) isn't just one of the biggest bank deals in the world this year; it's a big twist for a bank that's just exiting a government bailout.
M&T-Hudson is a rare bank deal. AOL adds value the old-fashioned way
The online-content company (AOL) must feel vindicated, writes media columnist Jon Friedman
AOL adds value the old-fashioned way. Hard assets bull dumps new South Africa
Things haven't gotten much better for the hard asset-oriented Outstanding Investments after almost a year, reports Peter Brimelow.
Hard assets bull dumps new South Africa. How to profit from the post-Olympic spirit
With an incredible 4 billion people tuning in to the London Olympics, watching athletes swim, run, dive, jump and hurdle their way to greatness, London Olympics sponsors and others will be hoping viewers are inspired to replace their armchairs with exercise bikes and other sports equipment. Ben Weiss's Eye on Asia showcases a sample of the firms contending in the field.
How to profit from the post-Olympic spirit. Internal discord leaves ECB's threats toothless
The European Central Bank is unable to intimidate the markets, because internal discord means it cannot make good on its threats, writes David Marsh.
Internal discord leaves ECB's threats toothless. New records for Hong Kong real estate
As Hong Kong property prices again set new highs, Craig Stephen looks at how housing investment in the territory has become less like real estate and more like stock.
New records for Hong Kong real estate. 
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