As I type, Dow futures are pointing to a 200 point opening for tomorrow morning. And no, it’s not about America agreeing with Russia

Tomorrow, millions of middle-income Americans will recline in their climate-controlled living rooms, snack on fresh bags of chips, barbecued hamburgers, potato salad and ice

From the CNBC article Natgas exports become the next step in US energy evolution: The push to export natural gas will help benefit small

Get ready for the garbage you poor voters will have to sift through come the mid-terms in 2014 and the general election two years

Notwithstanding disappointing jobs numbers and tanking mortgage applications (more on that later), the global economy appears to be picking up a little steam. With

This morning Zara and I talked about self-driving cars, Syria, the lately-resilient stock market, the global economy, headwinds the market presently faces, who’s missed

Hmm… Pretty good day for stocks (Dow up 140) on decent volume (i.e., a little more than merely a stubborn-seller phenomenon). The headlines had

So I get this email a while back from John (I only share emails from folks named John [or Jane]), the young finance major

Here’s Don Boudreaux making perfect sense. His opening paragraph: Why protest only against Wal-Mart?  The fact that many people choose to work for that company

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