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Argentina moved a step closer to ending a 15-year stalemate that has stymied its ability to borrow after it made a formal offer on Friday to U.S. holders of its defaulted government debt.

A recent story in Forbes stated that Norse Corp. - which raised more than $40 million in VC funding - looked like it may be shutting down, according to a blog posted by Brian Krebs, a well known investigative reporter w...

At first glance this looks like a terrible time to buy energy stocks. Oil prices are at historic lows, demand has pulled back, inventories are climbing, and global manipulators like OPEC and Iran are doing little to help...

The reasons behind recent stomach-churning falls on global markets are many and varied

Companies are struggling to raise money from either debt or shares in today's choppy markets, and investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and Barclays are nervously hoping conditions improve soon

After a torrid start to the year for financial markets, the campaign trail's key issues could have a dramatic effect on stocks

The bumpy ride for the stock market has continued in February as the upside reversal on Wednesday failed to stimulate much new buying. Still it was supportive that the major averages were able to recover substantially fr...

Iran plans to sell 300,000 barrels of crude oil a day to European customers now that Western sanctions have been lifted, the country's oil minister told state media

Record harvests, the strong dollar and cheap oil are combining to shake up the multibillion-dollar global wheat market.

From ticket price inflation to the supposed stock market indicator, what Super Bowl 50 can tell us about the economy.

Investors may not be able to count on a once-reliable economic warning bell to ring before the next recession. Ultralow yields on short-term bonds may prevent the yield curve from inverting even if the economy is about t...

A pernicious cycle of collapsing commodities, corporate defaults, and currency wars loom over the global economy. Can anything stop it from unravelling?

Part of Andrew Oxlade's pension portfolio is invested in the companies caught in the tax debate

The sector led a broad decline, as a disappointing outlook from LinkedIn helped fuel a rush out of stocks.

The French bank has finally decided to trim its investment bank and bolster its capital base.

Mining stocks, the market's punching bag of 2015, are the darlings of 2016--so far. The question for investors however, is whether the rally is what traders call a "bull trap"--a brief bounce before another dive into the...

Sky-high multiples are getting slashed and good results aren't good enough. Mr. Market has changed his mind about tech stocks.

Oil prices have collapsed from highs of ~$120 per barrel to lows of ~$30 per barrel.