Hopes for a turnaround on Wall Street quickly faded today after a dismal jobs report. Money Watch Reporter Alexis Christoforous is here now with the story.
Global investors have pulled about $25 billion out of Russia since the Georgia conflict began and more could leave if the rhetoric escalates.
When Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google on Sept. 7, 1998, they had little more than their ingenuity, four computers and an investor's $100,000 bet on their belief that an Internet search engine could change the world. (Sept. 5)
Alix Steel tests Otterbox's Defender and Armor series to see if your Blackberry and iPod can with-stand tough conditions, collisions and water.
Marek Fuchs grieves at how blatantly 'Barron's' contradicted itself in two articles about the long-term outlook for Archer Daniels Midland.
Fox Business Senior Economist Mark Lieberman, Steve Gelsi, Marketwatch reporter, and Stephen Leeb, Leeb Capital Management, discuss the unemployment rate and nonfarm payrolls.
The ECB president's comments on Thursday about the worryingly high inflation rate has also unnerved investors.
Stocks in the U.S. got body-slammed Thursday as grim sales reports from the retail sector and rising unemployment claims bulked up investor pessimism.
The insurance giant's move is a sign that everything is worth less than it was a couple months ago, says Jim Cramer.
Same-store sales results, while weak, were just what I expected, says Jim Cramer.
Marek Fuchs rips apart the different ways the business media handled claims of improvement by The Big Three automakers.
Toll Brothers' quarterly report shows signs of recovery, says Jim Cramer.
Investors flee stocks on continued worries about global economic weakness.
Dan Fitzpatrick examines three stocks viewed on Fast Money. Today's stocks include Nokia, McDonald's, and TD Ameritrade.
Comoputer giant Dell could be selling off its manufacturing plants, according to today's wall street journal. KVUE's George Kanuck is in Round Rock with the latest.
CNN's Adrian Finighan talks to David Buik of BGC Partners about the hard times markets have been facing.
azfamily.com's Ben Lemoine reports ASU economists say that when it comes to jobs in Arizona, the news is grim. It is either slow growth or no growth.
A string of dismal economic news has all but dashed investors' hopes for a late-year recovery. The Dow Jones industrials plunged nearly 350 points. (Sept. 4)
Shasha Dai, Dow Jones Private Equity Analyst, discusses chip maker Avago Technologies.
Dawn Wotapka, Dow Jones Newswires, and Rick Andreen, Trilogy By Shea Homes President, discuss why the key problem in the U.S. housing market is the challenge for many in getting financing.
Discussing the growing interest in personal wind turbines, with Jeffrey Ball, The Wall Street Journal environmental news editor
The bank is focusing on its survival instincts, says Jim Cramer.
Natural gas prices may be sinking, but there's no sign of future weakness, says Jim Cramer.
Jim Cramer likes the turnaround at Macy's and thinks it will benefit from lower gas prices and back-to-school shopping season.
I'm buying more of this stock, says Jim Cramer.
Marek Fuchs shows how a 'Business Week' exclusive on Alcatel-Lucent's new leadership team was the biggest puff piece since pretty much forever.
Commodity stocks hit hard in the last week and steel names are no exception, with Bob Richards, Longbow Research analyst
Technology and U.S. economic jitters weighed on Asian investors, as concerns grew about corporate spending.
U.S. business conditions were weak, soft, and subdued, according to the Federal Reserve's latest summary of economic conditions.
Harley Davidson's investors haven't been feeling too high on the hog lately, reports CNBC's Mike Hegedus.
Alix Steel details the most popular searched stocks on TheStreet.com.
After a sharply higher open, stocks in New York petered out in afternoon trading to close with losses Tuesday, even as crude-oil prices posted a substantially decline.
James Altucher says investors who choose Chinese travel stocks are in for a nice ride.
Find out why out of all the beverage companies, Dr Pepper Snapple is Stockpickr founder James Altucher's favorite.
Jim Cramer thinks Americans may embrace the new Chrome browser from Google.
Jim Cramer sees indications that steel will come down in line with other commodities and says investors should be watching for this drop.
Marek Fuchs parses out the good, bad and ugly of sourcing in media coverage about a big Lehman-KDB deal.
Jim Cramer explains how the market overestimated the impact of Hurricane Gustav on the oil market.
Dan Fitzpatrick examines three stocks viewed on 'RealMoney.com.' Today's stocks include Google, Apple and AT&T.