Psychics in New York City have noticed more and more of their clients are showing up in suits and asking questions about the stock market.

A vote in Slovakia today could mean an expansion of the size of the euro bailout fund.

Juli Niemann, analyst at Smith, Moore and Company, explains why good corporate earnings news might not help the rest of us.

Venture capitalists had their worst quarter since 2003. What does this mean for companies looking to start up in the coming years?

Cutting $1 billion from the heating program would leave two million households without aid.

Studies reveal that multiple foreclosures in neighborhoods can cause increases in crime and health care costs.

President Obama wants to drum up more foreign investment. But what does the U.S. have to offer?

The first two weeks of the NBA season have been cancelled as negotiations between players and owners hit a standstill -- which has effects far outside of the U.S.

The New York state comptroller is predicting that the financial world of New York could lose as many as 10,000 securities industry jobs by the end of 2012.

A vote today in Slovakia will have big consequences for Europe and the rest of the world.

The Obama administration has plans to create jobs in the U.S. by cutting taxes and encouraging foreign investment. Some measures might help in the short run, while others should have more long term results.

The advanced chips that make new supercomputers possible are subsidized by the video game industry.

European inspectors say Greece will be able to receive the next round of bailout funds in November, and a vote is expected today from Slovakia on an extension of bailout funds in the eurozone.