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The investment adviser who accurately predicted the crash of 2008 is once again sounding the alarm. This time around, Peter Schiff, the chief executive officer of Euro Pacific Capital who...

President Barack Obama almost left behind his cell phone at home on Friday morning before departing the White House for Las Vegas, Nevada where he is set to officially sign his executive actions on immigration. According...

TGI Fridays has announced plans to release mistletoe-carrying drones in its UK locations. The company plans to fly the drones carrying small bundles of mistletoe in the hopes that "people get a little closer at this rom...

The P-8 Poseidon, the most advanced search aircraft in the world, has been a part of the US Navy for just a year now. This infographic lays out the converted Boeing 737's capabilities in detecting enemy submarines, surfa...

Paris is world famous for its gorgeous, uniform 19th-century Haussmann-style architecture. As a result, Parisians are generally wary or even outright hostile toward new construction: when the Pompidou Centre was built in...

Editor's note: Jim Cramer's father, Ken Cramer, passed away earlier this week. The following piece is Jim's tribute to him. NEW YORK (Real Money) -- Pop loved seven things: his business, the stock market, his independenc...

Spike Feresten, host of the Esquire Network's 'Car Matchmaker' wears out his shoes for us          

In a scathing editorial published on Friday, Bloomberg View accused the so-called "Troika" of raising absurd and counterproductive demands during talks with the Greek government over the country's financial situation. "G...

Davis Smith defied advisers by founding his outdoor gear company, Cotopaxi, as a benefit corporation, and quickly spread the word with an inventive guerrilla marketing campaign.

It started as an interview and turned into a coaching session.  I was talking with "Drive" and "To Sell Is Human" author Dan Pink about his new National Geographic show "Crowd Control," which premieres on Monday, No...

Big Mayo scrubbing Hellmann's website to cover up deception after filing lawsuit against Hampton Creek Screen shots of Hellmann's promotion showing altered customer reviews. (Click for larger resolution.) Last week I wro...

The FTC estimates that over 25 million Americans lose in excess of $2.5 billion to fraud each year, and phone scams account for a big chunk of that.

There are many issues the British public could have a say on. Matthew Lynn proposes five topics that should be put to a public vote. The post Why Britain should copy Switzerland's referendums was first published on Money...

Banks found guilty of rigging currency markets could end up paying fines far higher than expected. The post Forex scandal pushes bank fines over $300bn was first published on MoneyWeek.

Drink up! Buying into whiskey -- a very liquid asset -- brings huge returns.

Some 39,000 college students will soon stop making tuition payments to a company that state and federal regulators allege advertised bogus job prospects to lure low-income Americans and instead will pay a federal contrac...

So far, 7.8 million cars have been recalled from 10 manufacturers over explosive airbags

The European parliament is calling Google a monopoly in need of a breakup.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says there's $400 billion per year of illegal sports betting in the U.S. alone. Seriously?

Credit Suisse was ordered today to pay up for its role in helping U.S. taxpayers evade taxes. The banking giant must pay $1.8 billion to the U.S. by next week. What else does the sentencing mean?

Research suggests that people are motivated by goals that strike the right balance between challenge and attainability.

A group calling for better working conditions at Walmart is criticizing food donation campaign for workers in need, saying it's a symptom of wages being too low.