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Owl Rock Capital Group, one of the fastest-growing firms in one of Wall Street's fastest-growing sectors, is about to get even bigger.

When the DJIA is up 250 points or more, and you don't have much exposure to the stock market, you may regret not being more in stocks or stock ETFs. That's human nature. But is it a mistake? Here's what serious investors...

"What's a reliable leading indicator of recession that I can easily use in running my business?" I'm often asked that question and seldom give a satisfactory answer. In truth, there are none that are reliable, though a f...

After two decades of planning, designs of the new development are now being shown to the public.

There's a quiet shift happening in the market--and today I'm going to show you how to tap it for further gains.

As Saudi Aramco gears up for what could be the world's largest ever share sale, the company is promising hefty dividends. But some investors are dwelling instead on what they perceive to be weak governance and a potentia...

As the coal industry continues to decline even President Trump's promises can't keep companies from declaring bankruptcy.

With the major averages at new all-time highs, Tom Aspray still likes the potential of three health care ETFs. He explains why he likes these three and proposes a strategy for getting invested in these ETFs.

Are interest rates heading to zero in the US? If they do, REITs are going to absolutely skyrocket.

Consumers, salespeople and lenders are treating cars a lot like houses during the last financial crisis: by piling on debt to such a degree that it often exceeds the car's value. This phenomenon can leave owners trapped.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration won't let China flood India with its manufacturing products, the way it did with Pakistan.

Equinix, CyrusOne and CoreSite Realty have benefited handsomely from the boom in cloud computing. Whether they can keep cashing in is less clear.

Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week's news.