Home Prices Drop Record 19% in January

By Don MillerAssociate EditorMoney Morning Home prices in the U.S. plummeted a record 19% in January from a year earlier, as demand plunged and...

Shrinking U.S. Demand Keeps Canada’s Economy Underwater in January

By Mike Caggeso Associate Editor Money Morning Canada's economy contracted for the sixth straight month in January as automobile production and...

The Slow Death of General Motors

By Martin Hutchinson Contributing Editor Money Morning U.S. President Barack Obama's firing of General Motors Corp. (GM) Chief Executive Officer G....

Obama Rejects Automakers’ Reorganization Plans; Elevates Potential for Bankruptcy

By Jason Simpkins Managing EditorMoney Morning General Motors Corp. (GM) shares plunged more than 25% yesterday (Monday) - sparking a widespread...

Global Investment News Briefs

Report: U.K. Financials Cutting More Jobs; OPEC Prez Forecasts $75/Barrel; Oil Falls With Global Stocks; Chalco Scaling Back Spending; S&P Cuts...

Geithner Hints Banks May Need More Bailout Funding

By Don MillerAssociate EditorMoney Morning U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner made his first appearances on a host of talk shows on Sunday to...

World Bank Predicts 4.5% Contraction for Russia’s Economy, Possible “Social Crisis” 

By Mike Caggeso Associate Editor Money Morning After nearly a decade of double-digit economic growth, Russia's economy is facing the prospect of a...

CEOs of GM, Peugeot Lose Their Jobs as a Result of Auto Industry’s Great "Global Glut”

By William Patalon IIIExecutive EditorMoney Morning/The Money Map Report The Obama administration will give General Motors Corp. (GM) enough aid to...

Stimulus Coupled With Strong Stock Market Performance Creates Bullish Outlook

By William Patalon III Executive Editor Money Morning/The Money Map Report Is it “Bull Market 2009?” The answer to that question depends...

Why the Mining Sector Doesn't Need Banks

Money Morning Staff Reports In the magical world of FinanceLand, it seems evil Dr. Doom has landed on the capital (Stall Street), and with a zap from...

U.S. Nuclear Power Sector to Rebound; Will Create New Profit Plays for Energy Investors

Money Morning Staff Reports It’s been 30 years since the accident at Three Mile Island effectively killed the commercial nuclear power industry in...

White House Mends Fences With Wall Street

By Don MillerAssociate EditorMoney Morning President Barack Obama convened a "who's who" of executives from the nation's largest banks Friday to mend...

If You Follow the (Smart) Money, Gold is Clearly the Smart Play

Money Morning Staff Reports At 53 years of age, John A. Paulson manages about $30 billion in his hedge funds. Over 2007 and 2008, he pocketed $10...

China Resource Drive Stalled by Government Intervention in Oz Minerals Deal

By Jason Simpkins Managing Editor Money Morning The Australian government blocked China Minmetals Corp's $1.8 billion for the Oz Minerals Ltd....

Stock Markets Move Past Gloom and Doom in Anticipation of the U.S. Economy's Recovery

The recent stock market rally may not be a bear-market trap or a “dead cat bounce,” but may in fact be the first signs of dust from an oncoming...

Financial Crisis Investing: How to Profit Even if the Current Bull Market Rally is Really a Bear Market Fake

[This is the seventh installment of a new series that will explore ways for investors to recover from the U.S. financial crisis. To reach an archive...

Global Investment News Briefs

Oil Prices Hit Four-Month High; BOC Governor Says Economy Recovering; Best Buy Tops Estimates; Mortgage Rates Fall to Record Low; Soros: Commercial...

Berkshire Likely to Bounce Back After S&P Downgrade

By Don MillerAssociate EditorMoney Morning Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A, BRK.B) could lose its "AAA" credit rating from Standard & Poor's Inc....

GDP Shrinks 6.3% in the Fourth Quarter, First Quarter Expected to be Just as Bleak

By Jason SimpkinsManaging EditorMoney Morning The U.S. economy contracted at a 6.3% annualized rate in the fourth quarter of 2008 - the sharpest...

Investing in Japan: Lots of Potential, Little Growth

By Martin HutchinsonContributing EditorMoney Morning  Anyone who has ever visited Japan knows it to be a country where everything works beautifully...

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