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A Barron's screen uncovers companies with rising earnings and falling prices. It includes notables like Apple and lesser known plays like NextEra.

The Dow and S&P 500 finally decline more than 10% from their highs. But the end of the bull market is not yet in sight.

We're seeing the beginning of the end of the radical policies that cut interest rates to zero.

The Fed has capped the big bank's asset growth. Now the question is, can Wells prosper without its aggressive cross-selling culture?

The fund's named belies its risky strategy of writing naked put options. When volatility spiked, investors lost big.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday defended the North American Free Trade Agreement as an economic boon for the U.S. and his country, but he also urged for it …

Reuters/Lisa Hornak The Trump administration is considering making it harder for foreigners to get permanent residency if they or their US-born children use public benefits such as food assistance. The Department of Home...

Crunching web traffic and Google Trends numbers can provide clarity to investors in confusing times.

The bears haven't come out of hibernation -- but they may be stirring just a bit. Investors white-knuckled themselves through stocks' worst week -- capped by a 1,000-point swing in the Dow Jones industrial average on Fri...

The pictures are quite frightening. But what really happened?

Pool/Getty Images • The2003 documentary "Born Rich" is 15 years old now. • The film looks into the lives of incredibly wealthy young heirs and heiresses. • Some of the film's participants regretted appearing in the...

A group of Quad-City bowling buddies hope to leave a mark on the sport they love with their new creation: a high top bowling shoe. More than a year after …

IPGGutenbergUKLtd/ iStock Booking airline tickets can be straightforward, but there might be an even better way to get what you’re looking for. You might be making some mistakes when booking tickets that you don’t ev...

Plummeting stock market seems unlikely to slow US economy _ unless it rages on

The Treasury has held secret talks with‎ US officials aimed at accelerating a multibillion fine for Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) that would finally draw a line under its pre-bailout misconduct.

Francis Bompard/Agence Zoom/Getty Images Lindsey Vonn is the most decorated women's skier in history with 79 career wins. So far in 2018, she's made more than $128,000 for her International Ski Federation performances. V...

Matthew DeBord/Business Insider Sheena Patterson is a staff manufacturing engineer at Tesla. She's working to build the machine that builds the machine: Tesla's highly automated assembly line for the Model 3. She also kn...

Everyone falls victim to their "monkey mind," the uncontrollable thoughts in our head that lead to uncertainty, anxiety, and stress. Here's how I learned to tame it.

Jerritt Clark/Stringer Flashy logos are back in vogue. Designer brands have made logos cool again, and mass-market retailers are wising up. The trend has suddenly become a favorite with millennials. Logos are back with a...

AP / Leo Correa FounderKit looked at the traits of "unicorn" startups worth over $1 billion. They found that many unicorns were in software, sold directly to consumers rather than to other businesses, and in the retail s...

The Fed's increased aggression over the past couple of years has finally come home to roost. That's bad news for many dividend-paying blue chips.

Stocks aren't the only thing dropping. Bonds, which are supposed to be the safe part of your portfolio, are faltering, too