Articles in Financial
Taxing millionaires and billionaires more – a position advocated by billionaire Warren Buffett and President Barack Obama – won’t make much of a dent in the national debt or the record federal budget deficits, a …
In a speech to a Reno, Nevada town hall on April 21, President Obama blamed speculators for the surging price of oil and said that he asked Attorney General Eric Holder to create a …
After the financial sector imploded, Congress passed sweeping legislation designed to protect consumers from egregious bank charges.
Historically, the value of a car plunges the minute it leaves the lot and falls further with every additional mile. The current trend, then, has car owners and dealers scratching their heads: …
International investors view a sovereign default by a euro-area nation as more likely than not with more than four-fifths betting Greece will eventually fail to pay off its debt.
Minneapolis, Dallas and Denver are enticing U.S. commercial-property investors as a rebound in demand spreads from prime markets along the U.S. coasts.
Another financial crisis threatens unless tougher banking regulations are introduced and borrowers learn to live within their means, the Association of Christian Financial Advisers has warned.
The Relationship Between the National Housing Market and Local Markets Is Breaking Down—and Opportunities Are Cropping Up for Well-Heeled Buyers. Here’s What You Need to Know.
Some great new ideas require a skewed vision of the world, a leap of the imagination, and a healthy dose of optimism to see through to the desired outcome.
Despite a positive day on Friday, by the close the S&P had lost 1.7% for the week, breaking a three-week streak of gains.


