As the markets rally, the economy shows signs of life and the Fed pledges to keep rates low, some investors are partying like it's 2007.
Stock market exchange owner BATS had to cancel its IPO following a computer snafu that also affected trading in Apple.
Energy traders at the NYMEX say they don't see crude oil trading too much higher, unless tensions escalate in Iran.
If you think tweets are worthless, you're wrong. A professor has developed a program that uses tweets to predict where markets are headed.
Private-sector creditors must accept a restructuring of Greek government bonds in order for Greece to avoid a default on March 20.
It's complete 'Panemonium' for investors and fans alike as moviegoers queue up for The Hunger Games and shares of Lionsgate soar.
With its economy beginning to look sluggish, China must follow the example set by Western banks and cut rates to avoid a global slowdown.
Oracle's strong earnings could prove to be a bellwether for tech as The Hartford bows to pressure from activist investor John Paulson.
Bank of America's strong showing in 2012 has some investors flocking back to big banks, but be careful, most are still risky bets.