Twenty of the last 28 Fridays have seen announcements of bank failures. Will this trend come to an end anytime soon?

Here are 15 companies that have been beaten up but might have good value in the longer term.

Shares of GM, which have absolutely no value, are trading up 39% to well over $1 a share.

One recurring theme this week—while sales of luxury goods continue to struggle, consumers continue to shop for less expensive goods.

What's the summer outlook for the market? Steen Jakobsen of Capinordic sees a "funeral" coming.

President Obama acknowledged the tough going for his health care overhaul in Congress but rejected the notion the legislation is doomed.

This particular reporting season, which kicked off Wednesday, is the probably the most important in the last 10 years.

The new "code of conduct" to protect lenders and borrowers has caused considerable chaos in home sales and loan refinances.

"IOUs" the state of California has issued instead of payments amid its budget crisis are "securities" under U.S. law.

This saying implies that you can somehow remain removed from the emotion of a business outcome.

It's the talk of the sports world. Jordan Crawford's dunk over LeBron James at the Cavaliers star's Skills Academy.

Jane Wells spoke directly with the financially troubled Major League retiree.

What are the highest grossing movies of all time, adjusted for inflation? Click ahead to find out!

Addison Armstrong, of Tradition Energy, and John Kilduff, of MF Global, share their insight on oil's next move.