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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has made a public display of personal support for Korean companies, but investors would be unwise to follow his example.

Widows and orphans were the shrewdest investors on Wall Street in August. What do they know we don't?

Mikel is an upgraded and updated version of Starbucks' "third place." Its business model combines several different traditional concepts that occupy various time slots in the daily life of a community

The robots are coming. Don't be afraid. These machines are changing medicine for the better ... one hip and knee replacement at a time.

The market appears to have bottomed; here are two buy recommendations.

India and the Philippines will rise over the next decade, ahead of China.

Many analysis are worried about how stocks will perform in September but Tom Aspray points out there is one technical development that may be more important than the past historical pattern.

Should income investors buy any bonds right now?

We have entered a low-rate sequel - expect it to be disappointing

Federal Reseve Chairman Jerome Powell will head a meeting next month of the Fed's policy body, where they will decide the direction of interest rates. The economy doesn't need a rate cut. Powell should stand firm on this...

Traders are entrepreneurs in financial markets and succeed or fail for the same reason as entrepreneurial startups.

Stocks capped off a volatile August down only slightly for the month and near recent records, the latest example of the bull market's stability despite global threats.

Veganism is giving a "healthy" image to fast food chains, as they add plant-based meat alternative products to their menu.

Elon Musk wants to embed tiny computers in people's brains so humans can keep pace with the advances being made in the field of artificial intelligence. It seems crazy. But what the founder of Tesla and SpaceX is actuall...

Consumer spending is at risk of reversal

The Tocqueville Opportunity Fund is one of the best performing mid-cap funds in 2019. It's up 36% year to date, blowing away the 25.1% return on its benchmark, the Russell Mid Cap Growth Index. And it's currently double ...

Here are seven stocks whose moves were shaped by the week in business news.