Now that the Powerball jackpot is worth over $500 million, it has become theoretically easy to guarantee a win. Picking the right numbers isn’t the problem anymore—it’s all a matter of logistics.

Expect the market to trade sideways with the “fiscal cliff” looming, with a few exceptions, technical analyst Chris Verrone of Strategas said Thursday on CNBC.

Early this week,JPMorgan Chase announced that it had achieved “another major milestone” in the attempt to transform one of the most important markets in the financial system. Almost no one noticed.

Lawmakers want to investigate eBay.

Congress wants out of its constitutional responsibility over our national debt.

Apple's iPhone 5 will be available for sale in China on Dec. 14.

Warren Buffett says he supports President Obama's efforts to eliminate the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy, but in an op-ed piece in The New York Times, he disagrees on where to draw the line.

Splunk's big data business is growing worldwide and has yet to experience any slowdown from "fiscal cliff" fears.

You know the Mayans were right when in 2012 we care more about apps than actual maps, when women want to bind themselves (in binders?) to TMZ-worthy sperm, and when Bieber Fever is reduced to duct tape.

The Dollar Index could fall rapidly over three to four weeks, which puts immediate pressure on other dollar-linked currencies.

Wall Street is betting Congress will resort to its fractious ways before a "Fiscal Cliff" deal is reached, and that could upset the stock market—and holiday shoppers.

Online services such as AngelList allow entrepreneurs and small businesses to connect with angel investors they would never otherwise meet. Is the platform right for you?

The brothel, Mustang Rang, is outside Reno, Nevada, in a region hit hard in the downturn.

Zynga shares plummeted than ten percent after the game maker and Facebook revised their two year-old agreement, now treating Zynga with the same rules as it applies to all other game developers.

At least for the moment, RIM is the beneficiary of a wave of newfound optimism that is catapulting its stock from the 52-week low it hit on Sept 24.

Home Depot and Lowe’s are clear housing recovery stocks, but investors might want to add PetSmart to that list.