Archive for March 26th, 2008

A weak government report on inventories helped fuel an oil rally Wednesday that was initially sparked by a decline in the dollar.

Stocks slumped Wednesday afternoon as investors eyed weak reads on factory orders and new home sales, spiking oil and gold prices and a bearish analyst note on financial earnings.

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It took nearly two decades and $8.6 billion, but London Heathrow's Terminal Five will finally open for business Thursday morning.

New home sales fell to their lowest level in 13 years in February, according to a key government report on the battered housing market released Wednesday.

Citigroup Inc. said Wednesday that it agreed to pay $1.66 billion in claims to settle a dispute with creditors of Enron, bringing the dramatic tale of the fallen energy giant one step closer to an end.

Citigroup Inc. said Wednesday that it agreed to pay $1.66 billion in claims to settle a dispute with creditors of Enron, bringing the dramatic tale of the fallen energy giant one step closer to an end.

A brother-in-law leaves a family business to start his own competing company. Is this an act of betrayal?

New home sales fell to their lowest level in 13 years in February, according to a key government report on the battered housing market released Wednesday.

If you've been pessimistic about the stock market, you would think you'd have plenty of reasons to gloat today.