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Even as investors resign themselves to the possibility of another debt-ceiling fight early next year, many say the market has become largely inoculated to the dysfunction on Capitol Hill.

Robert Shiller tells Katherine Rushton why a debt crash would be like Coca-Cola 'poisoning its drinks'     

The nation's biggest bank could face one of the biggest government settlement's in history.

MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo overcomes a collision with a seagull to set a lap record in qualifying for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, but will face a new challenge in the race itself.

The Chinese yuan has reached 20-year highs versus the U.S. dollar. It's a significant development with potentially huge ramifications for China and the world.

The S&P 500 closed up 0.7%, while the Nasdaq rose 1.3% to finish at its highest since 2000

Gold of 99.9 and 99.5% purity recovered by Rs150 each to Rs31,650 and Rs31,450 per ten grams respectively

Under pressure from a federal regulator, big banks are demanding that auto dealers prove their loan practices don't violate lending-discrimination laws, reigniting a struggle over regulation of the $783 billion auto loan...

Morgan Stanley swung to a third-quarter profit, solidly beating analyst estimates, as strong results in the company's wealth management business helped offset a slump in fixed-income trading revenue.

The mobile Internet appears to be helping, rather than hurting, Google's lucrative advertising machine, easing investor worries and propelling its shares past $1,000.

I invite you to listen to me and my colleagues Jim Kochan, chief fixed-income strategist, and John Manley, CFA, chief equity strategist, with Wells Fargo Funds Management, LLC, in this edition of the investment news podc...