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In the wake of a meltdown on Wall Street, looming moves to the upside in interest rates, and weak economic data, your investing strategy should be to connect the dots, build your shopping list and be prepared to snap up shares of quality companies at favorable prices.

Lumber Liquidators is going on the offensive, lashing out at Wall Street traders and the news show "60 Minutes" for spreading "inaccurate allegations" about the safety of the company’s products, the FOX Business Network has learned.

How you remember and interpret emotionally charged experiences from the past play a big role in how you live in the present.

Pearl River Glass Studio, located in Jackson, Mississippi -- part of the Bible Belt -- focuses on creating stained glass artwork and is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.

Here’s one way to really anger your boss if you work at Goldman Sachs: Tell the world you're supporting Jeb Bush for president in 2016.

Once again, the American people have allowed themselves to be duped by duplicitous politicians, regulators and special interests.

Senior executives at PIMCO are still seeing negative effects to their bottom lines after last year's ouster of founder Bill Gross. In fact, they lost out on an estimated tens of millions of dollars in compensation, people with direct knowledge of the matter tell FOX Business.

DVR and media company TiVo might be laughing all the way to the bank after trumping the networks to launch a comedy streaming service that offers their best comedic content. TiVo CEO and President Tom Rogers exclusively revealed the company's new "Networks Comedy Collections" concept Thursday on the FOX Business Network.  

Everyone talks about changing the world, but do these grandiose visions have any basis in reality or are they just the delusions of an increasingly narcissistic culture?

Ruth Porat can read a balance sheet. But she also knows being the CFO of Google in the era of Obamanomics is trade up from being the CFO of a bank that is really just a utility.

A rather subdued start to the year – U.S. stocks pared earlier losses but still ended the first trading session of 2015 on a mixed note - only the Dow managed to eek out a slight gain, while all the other U.S. major averages ended the day in the red.

The corporate strategies at Apple and Google couldn’t be more diametrically opposed. They can’t both be right, either.

Passive income is a term that’s sometimes attached to get-rich-quick schemes.

It’s the profession that matters most to your money, but reading about economics is often about as entertaining as putting your head under a ceiling fan.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg raised eyebrows in Davos last week when she failed to appear at a private gender gap dinner to discuss ways to bring more women into the executive ranks.

Over the last two weeks, much as been said over the state of the global economy. If you’ve been listening, you would think the U.S. is doing just fine despite a somewhat better-than-stagnant eurozone, and what’s shaping up to look like a contracting economy in China.

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If Windows 10 can get 1.5 billion users to stop needing Windows and start loving it, Microsoft has a better shot at the rest of us than it’s had in a very long time.   

The ECB will provide a massive tailwind for European markets over the next few weeks and perhaps months as participants grow cozy with its mandate.

In order to profit from greater and needed spending, investors must understand the shifting dynamic underway in cyber attacks and how that impacts both the way victims, both corporate and individual, need to respond.