After months of paying off debt, some Americans pulled out their credit cards and started charging in October, according to data from two credit tracking firms. The data suggest consumption habits don 't ever really die, especially when the busiest shoppi

Outside the U.S. stock markets are recovery much more quickly, in turn causing more investors to put their money overseas.

Sue Shellenbarger reviews three methods for getting organized and increasing productivity.

Jason Zweig calls Wall Street's alphabet soup "WACronyms" because they often sound innocent when they actually are full of complications and risks.

Money is pouring into biotech firms right now. That's bad news for investors, who are paying high prices for stocks that offer at best mixed results, writes Brett Arends.

It's been a crazy year and many people are stressing about the holidays and the pressure of gifts, debt and bills! This year take the emphasis off of presents and put it on creating memories, traditions and being with family and friends.

Headlines show skyrocketing unemployment with no end in sight, but eventually economic conditions will brighten. Here's four things to watch for.

The first-time home buyer tax credit has been extended to current homeowners. Read on for more details from CPA Robert Seltzer.