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7:28 AM - January 27, 2012
The blue chips were under pressure on Friday as traders reacted to disappointing earnings from energy giant Chevron and weaker-than-expected U.S. economic...
7:28 AM - January 27, 2012
Stock-index futures dropped into the red on fresh data showing the economy expanded a slower pace than expected in the final quarter of 2011.
7:28 AM - January 27, 2012
The broad S&P 500 ended in the green for the fourth week in a row, but the Dow's weak showing on Friday left the blue-chip average in the loss column ...
4:00 PM - January 26, 2012
A rally sparked by the Federal Reserve's low-rate pledge stalled out on Thursday, with the markets sliding modestly into the red after mixed corporate ear...
Facebook is reportedly considering filing its IPO documents on Wednesday, setting the stage for a highly-anticipated debut that may value the social-networking king at up to $100 billion.
The market for exchange-traded funds has been booming lately, but buyer beware, some expose investors to hidden risks.
An investor can either have faith in the economic system and try to ignore the barrage of headlines hour-to-hour and day-to-day or they can succumb to the fear that the world is on the brink of collapse.
For new parents looking for a safe place for monetary baby gifts, our experts offer a rundown on the best places to invest.
The federal overseer of the government’s bank bailout program says taxpayers are still owed $132.9 billion on investments in 458 bailed-out banks and companies.
EMac: There was little mention in the State of the Union address of how the government has wasted your tax money and how the government needs more of your money just to pay the interest costs on U.S. debt.
President Barack Obama will focus not on economic growth, but more on economic fairness in his State of the Union address tonight.
EMac: As President Obama gears up to address the nation Tuesday night, it's important to keep in mind that he has made all sorts of promises that didn't pan out.
Paying close attention to so-called ‘gaps’ on a chart can make a nice short-term trade, but trader beware, the move can quickly reverse itself.
The two big-name companies pay solid dividends and are poised to be around for a long time, making them good additions to your portfolio.
The blue chips are doing 'just fine' despite Friday's weak performance. In fact, some companies that were beaten down on the day may now be solid buying o...
After seeing their stock prices plunge last year, Bank of America and Netflix could represent good bargains for investors who are willing to keeps tabs on...
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