Wal-Mart Cuts Orders 10 Percent Through Year’s End

Consumers have been spending less freely at Wal-mart this quarter than predicted and the global retail giant sees more of…

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Italian Economic Gains Could Be Lost in Government Turmoil

Just because Italy was finally able to name a president this past summer, doesn’t mean it’s out of the woods…

11 years ago

Government Shutdown Won’t Stop Obamacare Investors from Getting Rich

Investors in the health-care arena who have visions of growing rich next week when the unemployed begin entering the health-care…

11 years ago

Budget Tensions Lower Stocks

The S&P 500 extended its slump today to five sessions, marking the longest slide of the year for the index…

11 years ago

ETF Talk: Export-Driven South Korea May Thrive with Global Upturn

South Korea did not enter a recession during the global economic crisis of 2008 and it seems likely to outperform…

11 years ago

The Post-Fed Paralysis

The Post-Fed Paralysis Last week’s surprise Fed decision to hold off on any “tapering” of its $85-billion-per-month bond-buying scheme caused…

11 years ago

Data Shows China’s Economy Slows, Contrary to Government Reports

China’s economy slowed this quarter as growth in manufacturing and transportation weakened, contrary to the government's reports of an expansion…

11 years ago

Celebrating a Strong Week — and Your First Ever 100% Winner

Despite the initial sharp rally in the markets after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's surprise announcement to hold off on tapering,…

11 years ago

Millionaire wealth in Asia may top North America soon

Wealth among the richest in the Asia-Pacific region could surpass their counterparts in North America as soon as next year,…

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U.S. to exhaust borrowing capacity by Oct. 17

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned Congress today that the United States would exhaust its borrowing capacity no later than…

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