The former credit card company has bought several banks and now is buying ING Direct, a large and popular online bank. It will become the nation's fifth-largest depository bank

After the nuclear disaster in Japan, many countries moved to phase out nuclear energy. But Turkey is holding fast to its plans to build three new plants.

As the rule of Col. Muammar Gaddafi in Libya seems to near an end, the country could start producing oil again. But will it be enough to knock prices down?

Experts hope that Libya will be able to resume oil production quickly once Gaddafi falls. But what else do they have to prop up their economy?

If the conflict in Libya ends, much of its oil production will eventually resume. But how much of that will really affect global prices for crude?

USDA to announce help for many still dialing up.

Reports show that during the height of the housing crisis in the U.S., the Federal Reserve made as much as a trillion dollars off secret loans made to banks.

Before the current uprising, Libya supplied about 2 percent of the world's oil, much of it going to Europe. Samuel Ciszuk, a senior energy analyst at IHS Energy, talks about how the country will be able to recover, and how fast.

Traditional rivalries in Libya could stand in the way of a unified country... and oil industry.

After a tough few days last week, markets are back up this morning. Is it thanks to Libya, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke or something else entirely?

Banks accursed of using robo-signers to foreclose homes are looking to make a deal that would give them immunity from states conducting investigations.

News arrives today that rebel forces have taken over the capital of Libya. But what role did NATO, and technology, play in their success?