by Shah Gilani
The Libyan sovereign wealth fund's case against Goldman Sachs will be settled this month.
Before that happens, here's everything you need to know about the latest big bank scandal...
by Jack Delaney
Our upcoming IPOs calendar for October includes the largest RV retailer in America.
There are also six other IPOs to kick off the first week of October.
Here's everything you need to know about this week's IPO deals...
by Diane Alter
After falling to a record low last week, the Deutsche Bank stock price is off another 3.71% to $12.60 today following a failed bailout attempt for the struggling bank.
Deutsche Bank's plight highlights the shaky state of the global banking sector.
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The price of gold has been retreating from the recent run it posted at the end of the summer.
While we remain bullish on the price of gold from here, a correction was not only due, it was actually healthy for gold.
Companies like Shake Shack make for great conversation, but they're terrible investments.
Here's why - plus three proven players actually worth your investment dollars...
by Diane Alter
The crude oil price today climbed back over $50 a barrel on renewed hopes that a planned production cut by OPEC will ease the supply/demand issue that has been plaguing oil markets.
Yet oil prices are expected to trade in a narrow range for the next two months.
by David Zeiler
A stock market crash before 2017 is looking more and more likely.
Five signals are now warning investors that a major stock market pullback is just over the horizon.
But that doesn't mean investors should panic.
Here's what those signals are saying - and what investors can do now to protect themselves...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is slightly down before companies start to report earnings for Q3 2016.
Investors are also keeping an eye on a potential U.S. interest rate hike in December.
What a difference a few days can make for oil.
Earlier last week, oil was drifting down under the weight of doubts about the rumored OPEC oil deal. Then, on Wednesday, several OPEC oil ministers announced that they'd agreed to cap production.
Almost instantly, U.S. oil prices shot up 6%. But come Thursday, the enthusiasm had waned, as traders actually looked into OPEC's oil deal… and didn't like what they saw.
Now, as with any supposed deal between countries that are at each other's throats, the devil will be in the details. That's certainly the case here.
But analysts' reports calling OPEC's announcement a complete failure are wide off the mark.
So today, I'm going to walk you through the details of this plan…
And show you exactly why this deal will be a game-changer for oil...
Three weeks ago, the markets finally broke away from the tightest trading range we've seen in recorded history.
