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Brad Katsuyama and his firm, IEX, want to change the way stocks are bought and sold          

Europe wouldn't be in quite the mess it's in if it wasn't for the European Union, says Merryn Somerset Webb. The post The EU is the cure that kills was first published on MoneyWeek.

WOLFSBURG has no cathedral, but two glass towers loom over the city. Inside them, robots whisk new Volkswagens into storage racks, an entertaining ceremony akin to a votive offering. The towers also dominate the Autostad...

Look through the short-term economic turmoil and get inspired by a long-term vision for Britain, says John Stepek. The post Why MoneyWeek is backing Brexit was first published on MoneyWeek.

Stocks opened higher on Wall Street as investors look to add to Wednesday's strong positive reversal. Overnight, the Shanghai composite plunged -6.4% and hit a three-week low. Rumors spread that China's central bank inje...

It isn't easy to win an arbitration award against a Wall Street stockbroker. What also is hard is getting paid.

Marissa Mayer has launched a coast-to-coast campaign to save her job -- and New York is her latest stop. The embattled Yahoo! CEO is in the Big Apple this week, pitching her own vision for the future of the slumping Inte...

In a memo, Zuckerberg called out the "malicious" behavior of employees scrubbing "Black Lives Matter" from Facebook's office walls. In a private Facebook post obtained by Gizmodo, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that an emp...

Accounting rule makers issued a new rule Thursday that will require U.S. companies to add huge amounts of leases to their balance sheets and thus make many companies look much more leveraged.

For a long time, the way philanthropy worked was simple: Rich people gave their money to museums and churches and opera houses and Harvard. T -- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use...

Some of the most generous donors to Donald Trump’s campaign thus far — other than the candidate himself — are people with jobs titles a lot like his. They just don’t make quite as much money. Excluding retirees...

Shares in Bankrate plunged 45% in pre market trading Thursday, after it failed to meet its earnings guidance.          

A child welfare advocate says misuse of predictive analytics traumatizes kids and puts them at risk. His criticisms hold lessons for any analytics application.

AP Photo Four young men — freezing cold, starving and struggling to survive — stood over their dead friend armed with razor-blades and broken glass. They cut away their friend's clothes. Then his body. "I will ne...

Why is Saudi Arabia signalling that it is willing to let the price of oil drift down to a rate that makes oil production unprofitable for even some members of OPEC? Is this a bold strategic move, or a classic blunder?

Taxes are complex, but these rules are surprisingly simple and surprisingly effective in keeping the IRS at bay.

If you live in Coastal California, you don’t need national housing statistics to tell you that the housing market is in good shape – stick a “For Sale” sign in the yard and there are dozens of offers within a few...

That puts the company in third place among wearable makers. In 2015, Apple sold 11.6 million Apple Watches, a new report from research firm IDC has revealed. That makes Apple the third-largest wearable maker last year, a...

Investors are bracing for lots of Federal Reserve speak today. No less than 3 Fed presidents will be giving speeches on monetary policy and the economy. Richmond's Jeffrey Lacker addresses the question 'can monetary poli...

Hong Kong developer Sino Land's substantial cash pile should serve it well through the coming property crunch.

Jens Weidmann presented a 22-page report defending the use of cash, pushing back against proposals that German policy makers worry could be used to cut interest rates more deeply in the euro area.

Case study: How Tasty Catering, one of America's Best Small Companies, learned to communicate its values effectively to employees.