The homebuyer tax credit is a subsidy homebuyers don't need in this market, says Randall Forsyth.

Gene Epstein breaks down the economic fallacy that proclaims if the stock of consumer credit is declining, it means that the flow of new credit has dried up.

The Dow may have reached 10,000 again, but investors still have more issues to face than reasons to celebrate.

The "consumer's paradise" of slashed prices on products has negative consequences for retailers, magazine publishers and advertisers that focus on consumer goods.

Luxury brands are going green to bring in the green.

The first day of fall is also Gann Day, the day when markets are more likely to reverse than any other day of the year.

The U.S. dollar has been falling steadily downward for a long time.

China has introduced several online gaming stocks.

Americans, rich or not, have learned a hard lesson in this economy about living within their means.

U.S. Treasury customers spend big, while consumers stand pat; no one's lending to them.