By Siemond Chan and Chris Nichols NSA "whistle-blower" Edward Snowden might have changed for once and for all the way we view our privacy online and over the airwaves. But even if this is so, he almost certainly hasn't altered … Continue …

That's the question Wall Street and Main Street have been contemplating this week after another spike in interest rates. Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow, has a ready answer.

Concerns about China’s economy intensified this week after a private measure of manufacturing came in at its lowest level in nine months.

Here’s a look at a few famous celebrity financial mishaps and the lessons learned.

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German tax authorities are investigating Barclays over the use of legal loopholes which cut the British lender's tax bill by billions of euros, a German newspaper reported on Saturday. Daily Sueddeutsche ...

Fasten your seatbelts. And expect lots of turbulence. If that was the message Ben Bernanke was trying to deliver when he said the Federal Reserve could soon start scaling back its massive stimulus program ...

There is ample liquidity in China and the latest spike in money market rates was a result of market distortions caused by widespread speculative trading and shadow financing, state news agency Xinhua said ...