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Why oil is on the rise again
Prices have doubled since February, but that's probably not the end of it. Asia's recovery is igniting demand.By Brian O'KeefeAsk a group of oil analy...
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Why is there no safety.gov - especially for oil?
Even as BP races to somehow cap the spill from the wreck of the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico, it and the other major oil companies already ...
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Curb oil speculation? Why that's folly!
Regulators are gearing up to set limits, but that's just a good way to encourage hoarding.By Jon BirgerWord is that the Commodities Futures Trading Co...
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Forget $100 oil. $80 oil is a problem
Energy prices don't need to rise that much before a fragile consumer-led economy could face another setback.By Colin BarrAre cash-strapped American co...
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Disintermediated. Again.
Electronic Arts provides fresh evidence of technology's ability to change everything–maybe.by Adam LashinskyRemember that awful, overused, ill underst...
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Obama vs. the oil bubble
A financial regulatory overhaul could reduce huge swings in the price of crude oil and gasoline.By Colin BarrCan reinvigorated financial watchdogs tak...
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Oil: Speculating on higher prices
News from China and Washington could send the price of crude higher down the road.By Jon BirgerOil prices hit their highest level in a month Monday on...
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Banks get scary again
Market-based anxiety measures have crept steadily higher over the past month, reflecting a marked shift in investor psychology. Less than two years af...
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Rise of the renting class
Modern America has long paired the "American Dream" with home ownership. The idea of staying put, paying property taxes and periodically mowing the la...
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Think housing is recovering? Think again.
Americans purchased homes at a surprising clip in April, but don't let that fool you into thinking the housing market is back.Although economists were...
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