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Lewis Hamilton's promising start at Mercedes continued on Saturday as he claimed his first pole for the team at qualifying for the Shanghai Grand Prix.

Americans in recent weeks have cut spending on everything from dining out to electronics to cars, suggesting a renewed skepticism in the economy. Is the consumer pullback a stutter or something more serious?

To avoid having gains in overseas stocks wiped out by adverse moves in foreign-exchange markets, more U.S. investors are turning to exchange-traded funds built to hedge currency swings.

The state of mind of Scott London--the KPMG auditor who admitted providing illegal stock tips to a friend--is a key mystery in a case brought by federal authorities.

President Obama's new budget seeks to limit contributions to retirement accounts when their assets reach $3.4 million. Here's what you need to know.

Recent price drops mean time could be ripe to diversify.

When it comes to dividends, more isn't always better: A company isn't necessarily more attractive just because it pays a higher dividend.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's board on Thursday will consider changes intended to simplify the rules for investors selecting an arbitration panel.