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The U.S. stock and bond markets will be closed Monday for the Memorial Day holiday, making traders and investors nervous about staying long over the three-day weekend in case of any unexpected events in the euro zone.

As U.S. and European markets have tumbled in the last month, oil prices have also posted double-digit declines, but the slide isn't helping consumers in the euro zone.

General Motors has released an SEC filing disclosing a contract between the automaker and an ad agency that employs the wife of GM CFO Dan Ammann.

Some people may not "like" the way the Facebook IPO has gone, but don't tell the singers around the world you’ve gathered to say "Thank you" to the social networking giant.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has been summoned to a Senate panel next month to "get to the bottom" of the bank's $2 billion-plus trading loss.

A young entrepreneur, short on cash, decides to make the AOL campus in Palo Alto his temporary living space while working on his start up.

According to Forbes, only 8.5 percent of the world’s 1,226 billionaires are women.  Why aren't there more?

Citigroup's Automated Trading Desk had trading losses of around $20 million stemming from Facebook's botched initial public offering, a source with knowledge of the situation said on Friday.

When Esther George says "no individual" is more important than the Fed, is she talking about the CEO of JP Morgan Chase?

The author of ‘No Slack’ asks, "Shouldn’t we make it easier for households to save?"

Standard & Poor's cut the ratings on five Spanish banks on Friday, but left unchanged its ratings on the country's two biggest banks.

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Six items that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits as we head into Memorial Day weekend.

Euro zone stocks could plummet up to 50 percent if Greece makes a disorderly exit from the euro zone, a research note from Societe Generale said on Friday.

Large regional banks are filling a lending void created by the biggest institutions' regulatory burdens and the competitive disadvantage of smaller companies, analyst Dick Bove said.

Analyst reports on Facebook highlight the problem I have always had with the company: There is a vast disagreement over how to value it.

News stories about disruptive passengers seem to pop up just about every week. You'd think most people would know how to have a little decorum when traveling, but many don't. Here's how NOT to behave when flying.

The Federal Housing Administration is often credited with saving the home finance market during the worst of the latest housing crash, but that was not without a very high price.

Willis "Wink" Hartman, a millionaire Kansas oilman and serial philanthropist, helped turn an Indy racing team around.