Pope Francis and Bernie Sanders want a ‘moral economy.’ What is it?
Pope Francis and Bernie Sanders want a ‘moral economy.’ What is it?Podcast favorites: Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World | Bernie gets the Axe | Guns in America
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Emerging markets have bounced back from their lows and now the question is whether the comeback is here to stay.
The two leading Republican candidates for president warn the stock market is in a bubble.
The tax deadline is almost here! Turbo Tax owner Intuit is thriving while rivals H&R Block and Liberty Tax struggle.
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Caterpillar is the top performer in the Dow this year. Given its exposure to China and other emerging markets as well as the commodities world, it’s encouraging that this stock is back on track.
Ted Cruz believes the U.S. economy will skyrocket if he’s in the White House. He says he can more than double growth.
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China is getting a slow start out of the gate this year, growing at its slowest pace in seven years during the first quarter.
There are several ways to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States. But each come with their own pitfalls and perils.
Years of red ink and declining production have put Mexico’s state-owned oil company in financial trouble. Now the Mexican government is coming to the rescue.
The Wall Street firms that bankrolled America’s oil boom are suffering more and more losses tied to loans that look increasingly shaky. Wells Fargo was forced to add to its loan-loss reserves for the first time since 2009.
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BP chairman defends CEO Bob Dudley’s big payout for 2015 in the face of losses and job cuts.
When the world’s major oil producers gather this weekend in Doha, they will face a choice: agree to freeze crude production at current levels, or risk sending prices into another downward spiral.
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Judges in the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that allows Argentina to return to foreign capital markets for the first time since 2001.
Bernie Sanders wants to ban fracking due to concerns over the environment. But fracking has created many new oil and gas jobs and also helped lower costs on consumers.
Retail sales dropped 0.3% in March compared to February, a significant decline and another concerning sign for U.S. economic growth.