Markets

What does 2009 have in store for investors?

Europe is starting to feel the consequences of the gas conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Expect volatility in oil prices to continue into 2009.

China's foreign exchange reserves have fallen for the first time since December 2003, and have gone below U.S. ...

Russia is taking drastic measures to shore up its car industry.

U.S. Oil prices have dropped from an all-time high of more than $147 in July to around $40 ...

The pound fell to a record low against the Euro, amid concern over the government's borrowing plans and ...

The problems plaguing British banks have not been resolved and may require further recapitalization.

U.S. stocks rallied on Friday in abbreviated trading.

U.S. stocks took off into the stratosphere late Tuesday afternoon, gaining 906 points.

U.S. equity markets dropped again on Wednesday on weak trailing economic indicators from the Federal Reserve.

Moving away from the reliance on high energy prices is no longer a pipe dream.

A German company, Schloer Bodensee Fruchtsaft AG, received the 2008 award for innovative reuse product design.

China's stock market has dived on Olympics opening day, reaching the lowest level since October 2007.

Don't blame OPEC, the oil companies, George W. Bush, or the Iraq War for our runaway oil prices.