On June 4, Oklahoma joined Utah, Texas, and Louisiana in affirming that gold and silver coins are legal tender in the payment of debts within the state.
Ride-sharing apps such as Lyft and Uber illustrate the unexpected and welcome benefits the free market provides when it is left alone.
As the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) releases a report about increasing pet illnesses and fatalities from Chinese-made pet food, major nationwide pet-supply retailers Petco and PetSmart announce plans to terminate the sale of chicken, duck, beef, and sweet potato jerky pet treats made in China.
Tesla Motors' business model of selling its electric vehicles directly to consumers is being opposed by auto dealerships.
ARMs Are Costing People Their Homes
Written by Bob Adelmann
Dangerous but tempting, Adjustable Rate Mortgages are now costing people like Rebecca Black their homes.
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Former Fed chief paid “at least $250,000” for 40-minute speech; media shills say he's worth it — and more.
After the release of the latest Keystone XL pipeline report, people on both sides of the issue were quick to praise or criticize the study.
Is the “mother of all bubbles” about to implode? Many analysts have been predicting that China could have its “Lehman Brothers moment” today, on January 31, 2014.
Two Harvard professors are predicting that America will soon be forced to adopt financial measures only previously used by third-world countries in order to control its runaway debt.
The Walmart "reality" overrode the Washington, D.C. city council's distaste for the retail giant as 23,000 people applied for 800 jobs at its two new stores.
There is no bad news here to report: It's all good. Energy production in Texas makes it one of the world's top 10 oil and gas producers.