We’ve had a good start to the year, sure — but if Goldman Sachs is to be believed, the bull run is just getting started.

PR disasters and a profit warning have taken their toll, but the worst might be over … and Carnival stock could be a value buy soon.

While the poverty line in America is only around $24,000, most say you need more than twice than that to live comfortably. What gives?

The deal-making in the specialty drug industry has reached a fever pitch, meaning more buyouts are likely and a new era of consolidated power is very close at hand.

While such a high marginal tax rate might not happen here, U.S. taxpayers would be wise to pay attention to the trend it illustrates.

Yahoo just paid a hefty sum to buy Tumblr — a site that relies on the faithfulness of notoriously fickle young consumers. That’s not promising.

April’s housing-starts dip did mark a big momentary step back in an otherwise steady march of positive housing data — but the key word there is “momentary.”

JCPenney’s answer to a failed turnaround bid by a ballyhooed CEO who just couldn’t cut it? A former CEO who just couldn’t cut it.

Gold’s precipitous drop has reached nearly 18% year-to-date, and prices sit roughly 5% above April’s multiyear lows. The good news? The pain could end soon.

Unlike other blue-chip tech stocks like Apple and Facebook that have been met with stiff resistance of late, Google’s running with a brisk wind at its back.