By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
The Dow Jones industrial average on Tuesday surged convincingly past its previous record and landed at an all-time high of 14,253.77, fueled by record corporate profits and the loose money policies of global central banks.
A top oil industry figure warned Tuesday that the country's energy renaissance could be threatened by "punitive" tax policies on oil and gas exploration.
Stocks are dropping again on Wall Street as investors lose hope that Washington will meet a self-imposed deadline for reaching a budget deal by year-end.
Consumer confidence perked up this month while home prices posted their third straight month of gains in the latest signs that the economy continues to slowly but steadily improve.
Standard & Poor’s historic downgrade of the U.S. credit rating is an attempt to bring adult oversight to the political squabbling over out-of-control government spending. But rather than “eating his peas,” President Obama is throwing a tantrum.
NEW YORK (AP) - The three-day weekend probably didn´t bring much relaxation to investors if they stopped at a gas station on the way to the beach or a barbecue.
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The love of money doesn't have to be the root of all evil, according to several organizations active in "values investing."
The love of money doesn't have to be the root of all evil, according to several organizations active in "values investing."
First of two parts.
