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It seems certain that most investors will be glad January is over and are hoping that February will be less volatile. Many are worried that a lower close in January will mean a lower close for the stock market in 2015. T...

Economic bubbles are practically everywhere now, but most people refuse to see them because of these misconceptions.

(Reuters) - Some 2.1 million vehicles produced by Toyota Motor Corp, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and Honda Motor Co are being recalled to fix a potentially defective chip that could cause air bags to deploy inadvertentl...

Investors beware. The collapse in oil price price are a salutary warning that one source of lucrative yields might be coming to an end

PHOENIX -- Fred Verbeke expected Super Bowl week to produce a windfall for his burgeoning local eatery. Opened in 2013, his Chocolade van Brugge Belgian chocolate shop, located in Scottsdale's posh Fifth Avenue shopping ...

Gold of 99.9 and 99.5% purity shot up by Rs250 each to Rs28,350 and Rs28,150 per ten gram respectively

Brent settled up $3.86 at $52.99 a barrel, after running to as high as $53.08

Recent drops in commodity prices aren't likely to lower grocery bills for Sunday's spreads. Guests driving to the parties, though, will get a break on gas.

Russia's central bank surprised financial markets with a two percentage point cut in its key interest rate, sending the ruble lower even as the bank said the currency was showing signs of stabilization.

A fast casual favorite storms Wall Street, a shift change at the golden arches and a risque Super Bowl commercial made waves this week.

Morgan Housel's guide to seven seemingly informative phrases that don't tell investors much at all.