The stock markets saw huge gains last year, but are investors just on a sugar high?

A local TV station in Cincinnati will start charging for online content in early January. It’s among the first stations in the country to put up a so-called paywall.

Nearly half of states require that foreclosures go through court. That slower process means a backlog of foreclosures is coming to market.

China has announced it will lift a one-year ban on new stock listings in the new year. The market for initial public offerings was frozen by China’s government in late 2012 in attempts to reform a trading system deemed too risky. Traders in Shanghai aren't encouraged.

With the budget fight resolved, Congress should have plenty of time to deal with other issues next week. And Google tries to make CAPTCHA easier to figure out.

Congress will return to the New Year without needing to fight about the budget. Will they take the opportunity to deal with other issues?

A look at the economic incentives for venturing into the icy continent.

Getting health insurance is akin to waking up to a new car in your garage, but not necessarily knowing how to drive. And consumers will be the first ones to tell you, there’s a lot to learn about health insurance.

There are rumors the two companies will make an announcement at CES next week.

Stocks were on a roll this year. Does it follow that it's time to turn to bonds? Also, on Jan. 1, the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act goes into effect in Illinois.