Currency Headwinds Trigger 1Q Miss at News Corp.
News Corp., the former parent of FOX Business, posted adjusted fiscal 1Q profits of 3 cents a share and revenues of $2.07 billion trailing forecasts.
Dollar Falls From7-Week High
The dollar against the euro after a highly anticipated U.S. jobs report disappointed investors who had hoped it would pave the way for Fed tapering.
The Prodigals Paradigm or Prerogative
Until now, the U.S. dollar has never been on the verge of rallying against every global currency, and in today's environment, the challenge is to see the horizon through a blinding blizzard of information.
Top British Regulator Joins Currency Market Probe
A top UK watchdog has joined the growing ranks of global regulators investigating allegations that traders have manipulated currency markets.
Overstock Surpasses $1M in Bitcoin Purchases
Mt. Gox may have gone bankrupt and roiled the digital currency market last week, but Overstock.com says the currency has triggered a boost in new customers.
Mt. Gox 'Working Hard' to Stem Growing Site Woes
Mt. Gox's CEO assured customers he's 'working very hard' to find a solution to a number of problems keeping the exchange down for a third day.
S&P Dims Outlook on Russia to 'Negative' on Geopolitical Jitters
S&P sliced Russia's outlook to 'negative' amid worries about potential capital outflow and other issues resulting from its annexation of Crimea.
Time to Consider Going Long RUB?
The conventional wisdom is the ruble’s freefall will continue, with no end in sight. However, when there is blood in the streets, it’s usually a good time to buy.
IRS Rules Bitcoin is 'Property,' Subject to Tax
The IRS ruled Tuesday that the embattled virtual currency Bitcoin is “property, not currency,” paving the way for regulation in the U.S.
IRS Rules Bitcoin is 'Property,' Subject to Tax
The IRS ruled Tuesday that the embattled virtual currency Bitcoin is “property, not currency,” paving the way for regulation in the U.S.
IRS Rules Bitcoin is 'Property,' Subject to Tax
The IRS ruled Tuesday that the embattled virtual currency Bitcoin is “property, not currency,” paving the way for regulation in the U.S.
Massachusetts to Issue 'Consumer Advisory' for Bitcoin in Coming Weeks
Closing out a brutal week for Bitcoin, consumer watchdogs in Massachusetts said Friday they will issue an advisory on the embattled currency in the coming weeks.
Emerging Market Panic? Investors Yank $6.4B From EM Equity Funds
The $6.4 billion of outflows from emerging market equity funds marks the largest cash exodus from these funds since August 2011.
Iraq's Oil-Fueled Comeback Story Threatened by Anbar Violence
A fresh outbreak of violence in Iraq threatens to ruin the country's attempt to inject life into its economy by significantly expanding oil production. Stocks Slump, Traders Await Fed Minutes | Cantor Downgrades Twitter, Shares Fall
Bitcoin Goes Mainstream with New York Stock Exchange Index
In a move that could further legitimize the digital currency, the New York Stock Exchange announced on Tuesday that it has launched a bitcoin index called NYXBT. The index will track the daily price movements of the virtual coin.
Honestly Abe, What’s up With the Penny?
It’s time to get honest with ol’ ‘Honest Abe’ about the state of the currency that bears his bearded likeness: the penny.
Strong Dollar Once Again Cutting Into Earnings
The strong U.S. dollar is once again emerging as a major theme this earnings season with large multi-nationals that have seen their profits eroded overseas.
Cheat Sheet: Will Scotland Separate from the UK?
A critical referendum on whether Scotland should be an independent country will take place on September 18.
Time to Go Long Yuan?
The Chinese want to inject volatility into their currency markets and deter speculation.
Kerry: US, China to work on cyber code of conduct amid tensions over state-backed hacking
Secretary of State John Kerry says China has agreed to work with the U.S. to complete a code of conduct on cyber activities.
















