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Japan's core consumer inflation rose at the speediest pace in more than five years in December, while the job market got better. The increased inflation has placed pressure on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government to en...

Workers prepare a fence with Super Bowl ads at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. New Jersey's MetLife Stadium will host the first outdoor, cold-weather Super Bowl on Feb. 2. Reuters

Law enforcement and hazmat officials in New Jersey are investigating three Super Bowl-area hotels after reports of a suspicious white powder found on the premises. Hazardous materials teams and a bomb squad responded Fri...

The U.S. Justice department announced Friday the latest in a year-long series of investigations and hearings: Two former Japanese auto executives have pleaded guilty and agreed to prison time for dishonest pricing of par...

Discounted valuations to historical multiples of earnings, book value and sales make the gas station REIT look attractive.

By Daniel Kurt

Judge finds trustee Bank of New York Mellon acted in good faith, concluding a two-and-a-half-year process to gain approval for the settlement over soured mortgage-backed securities.

The Fed’s decision to taper its large-scale asset purchases is causing turmoil in emerging markets. But neither the Fed nor the US Treasury seem remotely concerned. The FOMC’s latest decision to continue the taper at...

As resource investors, we're particularly encouraged by the junior miner's "golden cross," but what makes us even more optimistic is further data supporting the cyclical areas of the market.

What are top-performing advisers recommending as alternatives to stocks?

Considering that advertisers are increasingly advertising on mobile devices, bundling of ad campaigns proved to be a good move. This new program, which automatically bundles desktop, tablet and cellphone ads for all camp...

Despite the promise of a highly populated fast growing economy, sales of heavyweight motorcycles, and motorcycles in general in China have reeled under strict governmental regulations and a lack of a biking culture.

Bank stocks did not see much movement this week, with investors remaining cautious after share prices sank late last week over growing concerns of a slowdown in developing countries coupled with lukewarm U.S. unemploymen...

When it comes to markets, there’s academic theory—and then there’s the real world.

It was better to be Mark Zuckerberg yesterday than to be Jeff Bezos. Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook Inc., made a cool $3.2 billion, on paper of course, as the value of his stake in the social media giant soa...

ROME -- The placards are still there, punctuating suburban thoroughfares, proclaiming in bold black text against a bright yellow background: "We Buy Gold."

There is a similar story line developing in the stock market that could bring investors Super excitement.

Don't be misled. Google didn't drop Motorola Mobility because it didn't want to be in the hardware business. It just didn't want to become General Electric.

Design changes to Google Search that Jon Wiley and his team have worked on in the past few years:

Lingering skepticism on SPWR could translate into contrarian tailwinds in the near term

I've written before about the difficulties legacy networking vendors have in remaining relevant in a world that sees there primary product (proprietary solutions of hardware coupled with software) being disaggregated and...

In the past week, we've seen elevated volatility in global markets and a quick drop in U.S. stocks tracked by the SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), and the Down Jones Industrial Average tracking DIA.