As earnings season kicks off, the euro continues to affect US equities.
Stocks are lower, pushing the S&P 500 off the five-year high it reached Friday.
Here's what really gave the Dow a black eye in 2012. But 2013 should be a far better year.
Boeing and Johnson & Johnson deliver consistent dividend growth with less risk than the average large-cap stock.
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Rick Snyder doesn't help his state or the auto industry when he ignites a war among his constituents.
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With the recovery possibly stalled, here are 3 indicators that would signal the selling is over.
The Dow fell 185 points as the autumn swoon continues. Partly, the slide was due to worries that President Obama and Congress can't cut a deal to fix the fiscal cliff. But other factors were at play.
The business sector is no stranger to the types of revelations now coming to light about David Petraeus.
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