Wall Street's bulls are still running but they are no thundering herd heading into Thursday's market, which promises to be ruled by the economic data du jour, and the rise and fall of the price of a barrel of oil.    Read More

A Carl Icahn proxy fight and word that GE will sell it's appliance division made headlines after the bell. What's the "Word on the Street?"   Read More

Gasoline prices hit a new record overnight as refiners slow down production. When can drivers expect a break at the pump?    Read More

Energy prices are flat. Gasoline prices have fallen. What country is the Labor Department talking about? Certainly not the U.S. or New York or Alaska or many other parts of the country where gasoline prices are near or have surpassed $4 a gallon.    Read More

Inflation fears are beginning to trump recession worries. That was the finding of Merrill Lynch's latest monthly global fund manager survey, which shows the number of managers expecting recession this year actually declined.    Read More

Gas prices now average more $3.75 a gallon...(so) how about a national speed limit of 65, writes Ed C. from Texas...   Read More

The government reported that gasoline prices in April were down 2 percent when "seasonally adjusted." How could this be, when we know prices went up at the pump? Here's how it happened:    Read More

New data on inflation at the consumer level and oil inventory numbers are two reports that will have a hold on Wednesday's markets.    Read More

With Deere reporting earnings on Wednesday we can’t help but wonder if the massive run-up in ag-related stocks has run its course?    Read More

Carl Icahn and a possible proxy fight with Yahoo, the CEO of Liz Claiborne on the status of their turnaround and after hours action from Whole Foods, Applied Materials and more.   Read More