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For a quiet week on the markets, there was still enough going on the global headlines to bring things down.
A surprisingly successful Spanish bond sale and news of an increase in new home construction spurred markets to rally today.
Long-time L.A. Times financial columnist Tom Petruno shares what he has learned about economics and personal finance in his 30-plus years covering the markets.
'Germans first and Europeans second' might no longer fly as tensions increase in the European debt crisis.
This final note on the way out, just to get back to that idea that the legacy of September 11th fundamentally isn't about economics or money….
The markets are from Mars, and politicians are from Venus. The markets want more government stimulus. Governments just want to pay the debts the…
If you're having a good weekend, you're a person who doesn't have any money in the markets. For everyone else, this is a weekend of looking for a…
It's been a year since the flash crash that tested the faith of investors . Many wondered whether stock exchanges have any power at all to prevent…
Consumer confidence hits an all-time low and today's Dow reacts by … hitting the second-highest point gain ever. Analysts contacted by the…
