For the short Independence week ending Friday, July 3, 2008, the U.S. Markets ended the week in bear market territory with the Dow and the NASDAQ off more than 20% from their market peak set in October, 2007.   Read More

Frontier markets grabbed the headlines Monday after Kenya’s biggest IPO sent shares of one stock surging 60%. But is the risk worth the reward?   Read More

Actually, there's a better way to play the Verizon Wireless buyout.   Read More

The relentless upward march of oil prices dominated the business headlines through the week, but there were other developments to inspire the traders, analysts, and fund managers who offered their suggestions to investors on CNBC.   Read More

In Tuesday’s Web Extra, the traders reveal how they’re playing Target, Wal-Mart and Vodaphone.    Read More

Or at least it will be soon. That's why overseas telcos like Turkcell are practically printing money.   Read More

Why Cramer isn't worried about the new pricing plan – or a price war.   Read More

Wall Street staged a dramatic turnaround Friday, shooting higher in the last half-hour of trading after word that a bailout plan for troubled bond insurer Ambac Financial could be announced next week. What's the word on the Street?   Read More

Cramer explains why AT&T and Verizon are hot, and Sprint Nextel is not.   Read More