by David Zeiler
Bernie Sanders is fond of pouncing on the topic of U.S. corporate taxes on the campaign trail. Specifically, he says companies need to pay their "fair share."
And a recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) has confirmed what Sanders has been saying.
Nearly 20% of large U.S. companies that turn a profit pay no corporate taxes to Uncle Sam in any given year, the GAO found.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 99 points today as investors digest weak economic data.
But that's not all - here's what you need to know about the biggest stock market news today...
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is pushing to get Japan back into the global spotlight.
And he's irking a lot of world leaders in the process.
China issued a statement this morning in the wake of Trump's big win.
The Red Dragon had some surprising thoughts on the outcome of the 2016 presidential race...
by Diane Alter
Silver prices are expected to trade in a tight range this week ahead of Friday's market-moving unemployment report.
But our latest prediction shows the price of silver soaring in 2016.
Here's where we see the silver price heading this year...
by Diane Alter
VRX stock has been on a huge rally recently.
After gaining nearly 27% last month, shares of Valeant stock are up another 7% so far this week.
But there's one reason we're still staying away from VRX stock in 2016...
by Jack Delaney
The Twitter stock price today is slightly up after it plummeted following Twitter's Q1 2016 earnings report.
But if you believe in CEO Jack Dorsey, this could be a great opportunity to buy shares at a discount.
by Alex McGuire
Fitbit stock is up over 15% since April 4 and is beating tech giants like Apple stock.
But some investors worry Fitbit doesn't have long-term growth potential.
Here's whether or not you should buy FIT stock ahead of its earnings report...
Two months ago, Michael Robinson called for a market rebound – just weeks after stocks bottomed out on Feb. 11. He was right.
Now he's back with a new stock market prediction. Here's where he sees stocks heading in 2016...
Oil prices will trade in a narrow range ahead of the June OPEC meeting. But a bigger catalyst, one that has nothing to do with supply or demand, is already rocking the sector.
