The Week's Big Story Isn't in Wall Street's Losses

After an "impressive" May jobs report, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX:.

February Jobs Report: Why Wages Are Still So Low

The February jobs report showed a dip in the unemployment rate. But it also showed zero wage growth and a lower labor force participation rate....

April Employment Report Begins to Show the Signs of the "Obamacare Effect"

Economists breathed a sigh of relief when the Labor Department reported a better than expected April employment report on Friday, but the...

January 2013 Jobs Report: 4 Reasons Unemployment Will Stay High

The U.S. Labor Department released the January 2013 jobs report Friday, showing the unemployment rate inched upward from 7.8% to 7.9%....

The Good the Bad and the Ugly Truth about the JOBS Act

It's about jobs.

I'm not just talking about the upcoming election and who is promising to do more to stimulate the economy. The entire...

Are We Headed Straight for Recession 2013?

Fresh reports pointing to a slowdown in the struggling U.S. economy, coupled with worries of Europe's fiscal woes, have experts warning that

Election 2012: President Obama at the Mercy of U.S. Economy

U.S. President Barack Obama's chances for re-election in 2012 are increasingly tied to the fate of the

Five with Fitz: What I See When I Look Over the Horizon

When you've been working the markets as long as I have, you learn that the biggest dangers are always found in a place just over the...

Why the Eurozone Debt Crisis Never Really Went Away

How many times have we been told the Eurozone debt crisis is resolved, only to have it turn up again like a bad penny?

Last year's string...

Five Savvy Ways to Conquer the Wall of Worry


If you like extreme risk and consider living on the edge to be "normal," today's column isn't for you.

Today I'm writing to the...

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