Marketplace for August 11, 2011
With rising tourism, more Chinese signs are translated into English, often inaccurately. Some call the resultant puzzling hybrid "Chinglish."
France enjoys a AAA credit rating, but speculators are pressuring the Gallic republic, which they see as the Eurozone's next weakest link
In Iowa, the shadowy Stephen Colbert-run political action committee rears its head
Add Twitter to the flow of market-moving information — and misinformation. That's making the trading day more complicated
But there's a dark side to its report — the U.S. government.
Everyday Americans tell us how the U.S. credit downgrade is impacting their lives.
The Market Volatility Index, or the VIX, quite literally measures how investors are feeling about the stock markets — which these days is pretty volatile. Its inventor discusses how the chart works
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