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A former blackjack player, Anthony Curtis began publishing the Las Vegas Advisor more than 30 years ago as a newsletter for consumers considering visiting the gambling center.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he favors allowing states to access bankruptcy protection over giving them more federal aid as they grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.

Investors have flocked to growth stocks for years now, a bet that hasn't cooled even as many are anticipating a recession ahead and the U.S. stock market has been roiled by some of the biggest swings in history.

European banks were too optimistic during the last crisis, setting investors up for years of pain. Judging by Credit Suisse's first-quarter results, there is a risk that they will also prove too optimistic in the current...

71 publicly traded companies received PPP loans before the original $350 billion in funding ran out last week, Forbes found.

If China wants to eat into the dollar's power globally with the internationalization of the yuan, it needs Europe to acquiesce.

Job loss claims may have peaked as the market looks towards re-opening the economy.

"Stay safe" has become a popular saying. While governments are busy rewriting public safety rules, certain ETFs investors are also rethinking where to find "safety" in the market.

DraftKings took a step toward trading on public markets as shareholders of a special-purpose acquisition company voted to approve its takeover of the sports-betting operator

Bitcoin prices climbed nearly 8% in less than an hour today. How long with the cryptocurrency manage to hold these gains?

China tells the World Bank to allow for poor countries to defer debts as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.

Landlords and lenders have taken it on the chin since the world shut down.

Dave Rosenberg, who practices independently at Rosenberg Research, notes that when and how to reopen the US economy is a tough call--one that depends on many medical variables.

A survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute in late March shows confidence levels among both workers and retirees for their retirement prospects beginning to slip.

U.S. lawmakers were expected to approve $484 billion in fresh aid to small businesses and hospitals, while EU leaders were meeting to debate a broad recovery plan for countries hit hardest by the economic fallout from th...

71 publicly traded companies received PPP loans before its original $350 billion in funding ran out last week, Forbes found.

Access to a working bathroom, a condition that is probably met by almost the whole of the populations of the US and Western Europe, isn't available to 15.3 percent of Argentina's population, or more than six million peop...

The Swiss lender joined major U.S. banks in boosting reserves as it braces for credit losses triggered by coronavirus.

Even after a runup, its stock is modestly valued relative to other work-from-home stars.

Kinder Morgan board of directors today approved a cash dividend of $0.2625 per share for the first quarter,$1.05 annualized, payable on May 15, 2020, to common stockholders of record as of the close of business on May 4,...

Although all 3 are scary, the magnitude and duration of these problems may be lower than expected.

Starbucks, McDonald's and Subway in one part of Beijing reportedly part of a digital yuan rollout.