The situation in Europe, and in particular Greece and now Italy and Spain, threatens the stability and possible advance of U.S. markets. What comes next? More
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The situation in Europe, and in particular Greece and now Italy and Spain, threatens the stability and possible advance of U.S. markets. What comes next? More
Weaker U.S. retail sales and an increasingly likely Greek exit from the euro weigh in. More
Concerns grow about a global economic slowdown and a restructuring of the European Monetary Union. More
U.S. and Chinese economic reports contributed to gold's slide to end the week. Mining stocks mostly were a mixed bag. More
Ongoing eurozone concerns and after-market earnings reports from high-tech bellwethers IBM and Intel contributed as well. More
After a robust first quarter, the markets may be ready for a rest, as some previews of earning suggests a slow down in revenue growth. More
"Dr. Doom" gives Europe free marriage counseling lessons and says a divorce settlement might be the best chances for long-term success. More