Category Archives: Money

By Charles Riley and Heather LongBritish business leaders warned for months that if U.K. voters chose to exile themselves from the European Union, there would be swift, negative consequences.On Friday...

By Patrick Gillespie The U.S. Federal Reserve pulled out all the stops for the Great Recession. But when the next recession comes, the Fed’s toolkit is looking rusty. “If there were to be ...

British Prime Minister David Cameron says that leaving the European Union would have an adverse effect on the United Kingdom’s economic security.[van id=”world/2016/06/21/cameron-leaving-e...

By Matt EganFear is making a return to Wall Street.Just a few weeks ago the U.S. stock market was flirting with record highs. Now, stocks are in retreat due to mounting concerns over next week’s...

The tragedy at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando sent shares of Smith & Wesson and Sturm, Ruger skyrocketing. Investors may be betting on a spike in gun sales if lawmakers once again press for toughe...

Since 2004, assault-style rifles have become widely available in retail stores and gun shows across the U.S. for prices ranging from $250 to $15,000. [van id=”us/2016/06/13/assault-rifle-history...

Tesla releases cheaper version of Model SBy Robert Mclean and Chris IsidoreFor the budget-conscious Tesla fans who can’t wait for a Model 3, a cheaper version of the Model S is now available.Tes...

By Paul R. La Monica The Nasdaq, home to Apple, Google, Facebook and many other leading tech stocks, is within spitting distance of topping the 5,000 mark for the first time this year. It was hovering...

By Paul R. La MonicaValue investors often have a tough time when it comes to tech. They shun the sector when everyone loves it and usually wait for stock prices (and their profits) to cool off before ...

Starbucks CEO Howard Schutlz introduces the company’s new “coffee on tap,” and explains to Cristina Alesci why it’s a perfect fit for millenials.[van id=”video/news/2016/...