Associated Press - The stock market turned negative in early afternoon trading Tuesday on news reports of political turmoil in Egypt after trading higher most of the day on positive news about the U.S. economy…
Detroit is back--not the city, but the automakers. Overall sales data later in the day are expected to show an 8% uptick after earlier reports showed Ford's sales increased 13%, Chrysler's rose 8.2%, and GM's were up 6.5%.
Samsung’s falling stock price over the past month – down over 14% – was just the latest example of a smartphone maker to see its once high-flying shares tumble.
Despite a small gold rebound, prices remain 35% below the record high reached in September 2011, and some market watchers say the metal has further to slide.
Analysts are expecting yet another mediocre jobs report this month, which could be just the thing to soothe volatile stock prices and interest rate swings of the last few weeks.
Never mind what's happening to the price of gold and other industrial metals and materials, Dan Dicker, president of MercBloc and former oil trader, says the price of oil is going to stay strong.
Google is one of the few big companies with continued success in monetizing search; something the investment community often took for granted until Facebook showed just how difficult it is, says hedge fund manager Simon Baker.