Opinion

Edward Jones managing partner Penny Pennington shares some sage career advice.

Now that the nations of the Indo-Pacific, such as Thailand, are thriving, it is time for all of us to update our approach to regional trade and investment accordingly. 

A little planning early on can make a very big difference to your retirement.

Stuart Varney sets the record straight on impeachment.

Some people think construction is a dirty job, but that’s far from the truth. The industry is changing. We have robots that can lay brick, drones completing jobsite safety checks, 3D-print materials and other exciting, cutting-edge technologies. 

We cannot afford the blow the Pelosi plan would deliver to the development of innovative, lifesaving drugs.

Look for the 'yellow brick road' moments.

How can newlyweds achieve financial bliss along with marital bliss -- and not let money problems wreck their marriage? Here is advice.

Now that Twitter’s taken a strong stand, everyone’s attention turns to Facebook.

'As he fades, the socialists power ahead.'

This pursuit of fairness concept is where the argument breaks down for me. Whether CEO Jack Dorsey wants to believe it, admit it or otherwise, there isn’t fairness in the 'earned' side of Twitter. 

Taxation of Halloween candy can add some tricks to the treats. Here's why it matters.

Finally, Brexit may be closer to being sorted out.

California's political and regulatory climate are to blame for the wildfire problem.

In its latest bad idea, movement is building for the Federal Reserve to establish its own cryptocurrency exchange to compete with others in the marketplace and even replace physical cash. 

The National Retail Federation predicts we will spend nearly $2.6 billion on candy this Halloween, which equates to 600 million pounds -- i.e. 3.5 lbs of candy per trick-or-treater.