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It seems like only a matter of time before a major emerging market becomes a failed state. Emerging markets are all suffering from the commodity drought, their currencies have been slaughtered, a few are already in reces...

Canadian airplane and train manufacturer Bombardier plans to cut 7,000 jobs over the next two years.          

The Dow is on track for its first three up days in a row since December.          

Seven years after launching and having never closed a deal, Dean Barr has shut down the firm.

Buyer beware: the turmoil in European bank debt is more about investors than the banks they invested in.

It looks like the cavalry is on its way. Central bankers are now responding to deteriorating market conditions, and it appears we’re looking at a bounce. On Monday, while US markets were closed, Draghi grabbed a microp...

ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson (center) and Vice President of Public Affairs Kenneth Cohen (right) claim their company has supported a carbon tax since 2009. Before Kenneth Cohen retired from his post earlier this year as ...

While Ron Paul made the Federal Reserve System a topic of conversation during the 2008 presidential cycle, there has not been much talk of the Fed in either the Democrats' or Republicans' debates. At one Democratic debat...

Two buyers recently have purchased large single-family homes in Old Town for between $2.8 million and $3.1 million each. Records show that out-of-state limited-liability companies -- one based in California and one creat...

The Volkswagen brand was hit in January by its biggest fall in European sales since it was engulfed in a diesel emissions scandal last year.

Have you ever gotten a text that didn't make sense? Maybe the embedded emojis were to blame. As more emojis appear on our phones, the emotions they convey becomes more specific and nuanced. Many of these emojis are bein...

Prices at the wholesale level rose 0.1% but core prices jump 0.4%.          

China's central bank injected an additional 10 billion yuan ($1.5 billion) in short-term loans into the banking system Wednesday, in a move aimed at ensuring liquidity after the Lunar New Year.

.Apple often uses the debt markets despite having $215.7 billion in cash, largely because most of that is abroad and would be taxed if brought home.

The exits include Dan Tynan, Yahoo Tech's editor-in-chief.

A mysterious prisoner calls the identity of one of The Flash's key allies into question, and may hint at the true identity of Zoom.

In what Barca TV is calling an "impossible" trick shot, Lionel Messi netted a goal from behind the actual goal in a recent training session. It may not be literally impossible, but the angle is ridiculous. Story by Tony...

Model Kate Bock went to the island of Malta for Sports Illustrated, and she says it's a must for any traveler. Story and editing by Adam Banicki Follow INSIDER Travel on FacebookFollow INSIDER on YouTube

As Square prepares for its first earnings report next month, it needs to show that it is just more than a payments processor for small businesses.

U.S. housing starts fell 3.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.099 million units in January, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.

Gold prices are near steady in early U.S. trading Wednesday, as a bit more profit-taking from recent gains is being countered by traders ?buying the dip? and looking for a bargain. Increased trader and investor risk appe...

The $100 bill is America's most popular currency denomination. It also could be the most endangered.