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So much for the all-mighty renminbi
Surprise, surprise, surprise: The Chinese are still holding the value of their currency down against the dollar.It has been almost a month since China...
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Too much Buffett?
By Stanley BingI’m sure I don’t need to remind the greatest investor in the world about the law of supply and demand. So I’ll remind you instead. In t...
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As China goes, so goes the world
China's third quarter and September economic data reaffirm a lot of what we already knew about the state of the world's second-largest economy and eve...
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Getting a green job isn't so easy
By Anne FisherDear Annie: I lost a pretty good job as head of the training department at a financial-services company a few months ago and, rather tha...
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What makes Apple so sticky
"Stickyness" is a term of art usually applied to websites like Facebook that keep visitors coming back for more.But it can also be applied to a softwa...
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Most Powerful Women...not so on Election day
They argued that their business backgrounds would help lift California out of its economic morass, but we pretty much knew that power in business woul...
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China's economy has bigger problems than its currency
Is the weak renminbi really the main problem? One analyst thinks China's health care spending and lack of a consumer-driven economy are to blame for U...
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What's so great about working at Goldman?
The past 12 months have undoubtedly had Goldman Sachs (GS, Fortune 500) wishing for an invisibility cloak. The bank was sued by the SEC for trading ac...
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Why are New Year's resolutions so hard to keep?
Forget lack of willpower. New brain research shows that most people's goals are too easy. If you want to up your odds of success, set the bar higher.2...
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A new M&A boom? Not so fast.
August is usually filled with the dog days of summer, but this year corporate dealmakers skipped their vacations and went shopping instead.Last month ...
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