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The global stock selloff spells less trouble for the economics of rich countries than for those in emerging markets.

Prices have tumbled almost 35% since this year's highest close in June as producers pump away even after an oversupply pushed prices into a bear market

Are the latest market gyrations in response to the slowdown in China more than a stock market “correction?” Could we be edging closer to the end of Capitalism?

The price paid to power companies to ensure they feed the U.S.'s largest grid when demand is highest is rising across the board, according to auction results that foreshadow a potential increase in electricity bills and ...

Stronger demand in the world's second-biggest gold consumer could support global prices

Netflix negativity picks up steam as markets go lower.

Formula One driver Jenson Button's wife Jessica had her engagement ring stolen when thieves broke into a rented house in France -- in a burglary that a spokesman for Button suggested might have involved the use of gas.

The Lotus F1 team show CNN what it takes for the perfect two-point-five-second pit-stop

Lotus F1 driver, Romain Grosjean, takes CNN's Amanda Davies on a lap of Silverstone

Global stocks sold off Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeting more than 500 points -- its ninth-biggest point drop ever -- to lose 1,000 points for the week. U.S. stocks closed sharply lower following v...

The Dow dropped more than 500 points in Friday trading, leading many Wall Street observers to say that the long-awaited correction is finally here. But don't let the headlines scare you: if you didn't sell your holdings,...

The stock market bulls finally threw in the towel last week as the selling accelerated from the opening last Thursday and was heavy into the close on Friday. The sideways trading over the past three months appeared to ha...

Govt is expected to launch a scheme this year to lure into circulation some of the 20,000 tonnes of idle gold to feed Indians' ravenous appetite for the metal

Soho China, the real estate developer led by Beijing billionaire power couple Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin, dropped 5% at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday, bringing the two-day loss in the company’ shares to 17% after...

China factory activity shrank at its fastest pace since the 2009 financial crisis; oil on longest weekly losing streak in 29 years

U.S. stocks suffered their worst losses in four years at the end of a bruising week, as growing concern about China's economy pushed shares in the U.S. and Europe into what money managers call a correction.

In a recent NY Times column, political economist, Paul Krugman, writes, "Social Security does not face a financial crisis; its long-term funding shortfall could easily be closed with modest increases in revenue."

The market's sharp drop on Friday had financial advisers fielding questions from some clients and preparing messages to reassure them.