Legal Sports Betting Inevitable In The US, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Says
“It’s inevitable that, if all these states are broke, that there will be legalized sports betting in more states than Nevada."
BP's Deepwater Horizon Spill Caused By Gross Negligence, Judge Says, Opening Company Up To Billions Of Dollars Of Claims
Billions in claims are now at stake after a U.S. judge ruled Thursday that BP acted with gross negligence in 2010's Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Ebola's Expanding Reach: Thai Rice Shipments Slowed By West Africa Outbreak
Thailand's rice industry, already hurt by internal politics, is having trouble exporting to West Africa.
Apple Stock Price Falls: Jennifer Lawrence Nude Photo Hack, Analyst Comments Weigh On iPhone Maker's Shares
Apple's reputation was sullied after iCloud’s role in a hack that resulted in the release of nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence.
Russia Ukraine Crisis: Domestic Russian Air Travel Grows As Conflict, Low Fares Keep Tourists At Home
Amid overall flat growth in air travel globally, Russian domestic air travel grew almost 10 percent in July.
These Four Stocks Are Likely To Fall After Apple Corp.'s September 9 Product Rollout
These companies have a had a great ride piggybacking on Apple Corp. stock, but that may end with the September 9 new-product announcements.
Tesla Motors Stock Should Be Bought, $400 A Share Likely, Analyst Says
Tesla Motors appears to have carved out a defensible niche in the global market for luxury electric vehicles, ans one analyst expects its stock to hit $400 a share.
Labor Day Travel 2014: Knee Defender, Controversial Device To Block Plane Seats From Reclining, May Be A Big Hit As Sales Soar
Some airlines ban the new device that protects knees from reclining seats, but there's no FAA prohibition against it.
China Stocks To Buy: Here Are The Top 10 Stocks In The Biggest China Exchange Traded Fund That Buyers Are Gobbling Up
The biggest China fund in the U.S. is selling like hotcakes as investors expect more stimulus.
Burger King Poll: Should Americans Boycott Burger King If The Company Moves To Canada To Avoid Taxes? (POLL)
Weigh in here with your opinion on Burger King's planned move to Canada.
Burger King Agrees To Buy Canada's Tim Hortons
Burger King has agreed to buy Tim Hortons Inc., a Canadian donut and coffee shop chain, for cash and stock.
Warren Buffett May Have Just Become The Anti-Inversion Poster Boy
Warren Buffett's plan to help finance Burger King's planned move to Canada to avoid U.S. taxes puts him at odds with Obama administration policy.
Goodyear Blimp Rides Into The Sunset, Hello Goodyear Zeppelin: Watch The Construction Of The Iconic Tire Company's Latest Airship
Zeppelins are distinguished by their incorporation of a rigid frame that shapes the aircraft. Blimps, on the other hand, maintain their shape by regulating pressure.
Five Of The Biggest Tax Inversion Deals
Legal changes caused a slowdown in the number of inversions after the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004, but they have since rebounded.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Shares Hit 52-Week High
Kraft and Keurig Green Mountain signed an agreement that will have the former sell its branded coffees in the latter’s special Keurig packaging.
Stock Market Today: S&P 500 Tops 2,000 Intraday For The First Time, Index Has Doubled In 5 Years
The stock index’s year-to-date performance improved to a 7.6% gain last week from 5.8% a week earlier.
Janet Yellen Policy Speech: Fed Chair Remains Focused On Job Creation But Rate Hikes Getting Closer
Raising rates too quickly could weaken the job market as money to expand and create jobs becomes more expensive, Yellen said.
House Flipping 2014: These 10 Cities Have The Best Rate Of Return For House Flippers, Top City More Than Doubled Investors' Money in 2014
Nearly 31,000 single family homes were flipped nationwide in the second quarter of 2014. Here's where you can get the best returns.
Mortgage Crisis Settlement: Bank Of America To Pay $16.5B, Largest Single-Company Settlement Ever With The SEC
“Bank of America failed to make accurate and complete disclosure to investors, and its illegal conduct kept investors in the dark."
Best Cities To Live In 2014: Detroit Tops London In Latest Economist Study
Economic inequality and civil unrest have made London one of Europe's least livable cities.
McDonald's McCafe' Coffee Is Now Going To Be In Grocery Stores Competing With Traditional Brands
The move will pit McDonald's directly against Starbucks Corporation, which has been in grocery stores since 1998
Inflation Rate Takes Center Stage This Week As Economists And Markets Eye Hint Of Next Fed Rate Move
Tuesday's government report on the U.S. Consumer Price Index is this week's most important economic news.
Bitcoin Study Set In UK As London Makes Play To Become Virtual Currency Trading Center
The Treasury report expected this fall will highlight benefits and downsides associated with bitcoin and other digital currencies.
First Foreign Telco In Myanmar, Ooredoo Rolls Out Service In Rapidly-Growing Southeast Asian Country
Ooredoo and rival Norwegian company Telenor both received licenses to operate in Myanmar last year and have been racing to roll out service.
Is The Pope Short Social Media Stocks? Pontiff Urges Youth To Ease Back On Web Time
"Our life is made up of time, and time is a gift from God, so it is important that it be used in good and fruitful actions."
US Unemployment Report July 2014: Young Black And Hispanic Workers Still Face Toughest Hunt For Jobs
The employment-to-population (EPOP) ratio tells you more about the U.S. economic recovery than the "new jobs" numbers.
Here's How The US Unemployment Rate Rose Though More People Got Jobs
That might defy logic, but there's actually a good reason for that puzzling metric from today's U.S. report on labor conditions.
Bank Of America (BAC) Judge Jed Rakoff Known For Outspoken Criticism Of Banks And Regulators
“Doesn't the SEC have an interest in what the truth is?”
Tesla Earnings 2nd Quarter 2014: Six Things To Watch For In Tesla's Results
Electric carmaker and stock market darling Tesla Motors Inc. will report second-quarter earnings after the close on Thursday.
US 2014 Q2 GDP Jumps, But Hard Times Keep Pressure On Consumers
The U.S. economy grew a better-than-expected 4 percent in Q2, but for the working man and woman, the payoff is still some ways off.
