Recession concerns, trade weighing on investors?
INTL FCStone Global Market Strategist Yousef Abbasi on the outlook for stocks, the state of the oil market and the impact of the Federal Reserve policy.
Danish shipper: US-China trade war hits container trade
Danish shipping group A.P. Moller-Maersk is warning that trade tensions between the United States and China could weigh on business.
Swiss seek more clarity on gold trade amid rights concerns
Switzerland's executive is calling for greater transparency and information about imports of gold into the rich Alpine country, warning that the industry has been linked to human rights violations and other wrongs like environmental damage.
Michael Milken: High Yield Bonds, Career and Philanthropy
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GE's Baker Hughes deal is 15 months too late: Bob Nardelli
Former GE Power Systems CEO Bob Nardelli and Forbes.com political contributor Rick Ungar on the outlook for General Electric.
Dan Gilbert selling Detroit's Greektown casino in $1B deal
Businessman and Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has reached an agreement to sell Greektown Casino-Hotel in downtown Detroit for $1 billion.
Southeast Asian-centered trade deal set for further delays
Southeast Asian leaders and China are touting progress in keeping peace in the contentious South China Sea as they work toward a "code of conduct" to govern navigation routes and other activities in the region.
Oil price decline due to supply, not economic concerns?
Angel Oak Capital Advisors' Sam Dunlap on the outlook for stocks and oil prices.
Wife of former Malaysian leader faces new graft charges
Malaysia's anti-graft agency says the wife of ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak will face new corruption charges, along with two former government officials and a businessman.
Energy agency: Global oil supply jumps, sending prices lower
The International Energy Agency says global oil supplies are growing rapidly as Saudi Arabia, the United States and Russia pump oil at a record rate in response to the higher prices stoked by renewed U.S. sanctions on Iran.
German economy shrinks for the first time since early 2015
Germany's gross domestic product shrank in the third quarter of 2018, the first quarter-on-quarter decline since early 2015, which analysts said should be a wake-up call for Europe's largest economy.
Black Friday: Why you might want to skip shopping that day
Black Friday isn't always the best time to score deals.
D-Day for May as she seeks backing for draft Brexit deal
British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to face her divided Cabinet in a bid to win support for a draft Brexit deal with the European Union.
Edmunds: Black Friday isn't what it used to be
Over the last decade, Black Friday weekend became a bona-fide sales event in the car business.
Stop & Shop owner beefs up robots, AI as US labor market tightens
The grocery group says its new mechanized warehouses will help with speedy deliveries and talent recruitment.
Oil struggles to find footing after 7% slide as outlook darkens
Sources familiar with the issue said OPEC and its partners are discussing a proposal to cut output by up to 1.4 million barrels per day.
UK inflation steady above Bank of England's target
Official figures show inflation in Britain held steady above the Bank of England's target level in October.
Greek civil servants walk off job in 24-hour strike
Civil servants in Greece have walked off the job in a 24-hour strike to protest austerity measures and are demanding wage and pension increases as well as the abolition of all legislation imposed as part of the country's international bailouts.
Kennedy – Tuesday, November 13
On Tuesday, Kennedy reports the latest on Florida’s election recounts, where Republican Rick Scott held a lead in the race for a U.S. Senate seat. Then, Kennedy reacts to CNN suing the Trump administration for revoking White House correspondent Jim Acosta’s White House press pass.
OPEC, partners discuss oil supply cut: Report
The next meeting will be on Dec. 6 to set policy for 2019.