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The World's Most Expensive Real Estate Markets Tue, 24 Mar '09 | 3:04 PM ET
In 2008, with falling prices, sluggish sales and currency fluctuations, the credit crunch and global financial crisis have devalued real estate in places that have traditionally been the most expensive residential markets in the world.On March 23, released the Wealth Report 2009, a survey of high-end, prime real estate around the world. It reports some dramatic price fluctuations around the world in the 2008 calendar year, and even more dramatic swings from Q3 to Q4. The firm defines prime real

Stable or rising prices are a good measure of future development and the demand for investment. See the world’s most expensive high-end real estate markets!

Most Affordable Metro Areas Fri, 20 Mar '09 | 1:39 PM ET
Looking to move to a more affordable area? Take a look at these 10 metro areas, ranked based on the percentage of affordable homes for a family making the median income in that neighborhood.

Take a look at these 10 metro areas, ranked based on the percentage of affordable homes for a family making the median income in that neighborhood.
Least Affordable Metro Areas Fri, 20 Mar '09 | 12:48 PM ET
If you’re looking for inexpensive housing, stay clear of the East and West coasts: They are home to some of the least affordable metro areas in the country. Take a look at the top 10, ranked by the percentage of affordable homes for families making a median salary in that area.

If you’re looking for inexpensive housing, stay clear of the East and West coasts: They are home to some of the least affordable metro areas in the country.
Top NCAA Basketball Champions Thu, 19 Mar '09 | 11:57 AM ET
Teams that win the NCAA championship are known to produce their share of NBA stars, but many of the same schools have also been the launching pad of business leaders. Here's a look at the 13 schools that have won the most championships and some of their stars of the business and basketball worlds. Click on to check them out.

Here's a look at the 13 schools that have won the most championships and some of their stars of the business and basketball worlds.
Companies at Greatest Risk for Default Wed, 11 Mar '09 | 4:43 PM ET
In an economy plagued by tight credit markets, it is sometimes difficult to determine which companies can cover their debts, and which ones are in serious trouble. In Moody’s “U.S. Bottom Rung” report, the ratings agency lists the 283 speculative-grade, non-financial U.S. companies most at risk of default, up from 157 companies one year ago. Companies on the list have not defaulted, carry either a Probability of Default Rating of Caa1 or lower, a B3 with a negative rating outlook, or a B3 with a

In Moody’s “U.S. Bottom Rung” report, the ratings agency lists the 283 speculative-grade, non-financial U.S. companies most at risk of default. Check out the list.

The Collection of Michael Jackson Tue, 10 Mar '09 | 5:49 PM ET

In order to get back on stable financial ground, Jackson apparently planned to liquidate approximately 2,000 of his possessions in a public auction.
Help Wanted: Where To Find a Job Right Now Thu, 5 Mar '09 | 3:32 PM ET
With rising unemployment, corporate layoffs and an economy in recession, jobs are hard to come by. It may surprise you to see that some companies are still hiring, and in large numbers around the country. Click ahead to see the big companies that are hiring right now and where those new jobs will be!

With rising unemployment, corporate layoffs and an economy in recession, jobs are hard to come by. See the big companies that are hiring now and where those new jobs will be.
The World's Safest Banks Thu, 5 Mar '09 | 12:38 PM ET
In a world economy plagued by troubles in the global financial system, the words “safe” and “bank” are rarely put together. The shake up of banking systems around the world raise the question of which banks are the safest? For the past 17 years, Global Finance has compiled a list of the World’s 50 Safest Banks, and for the first time ever deemed it necessary to publish a mid-year list. The rankings were created through the comparison of long-term credit ratings (from Moody’s Standard & Poor’s an

The shake up of banking systems around the world raises the question: "Which banks are the safe banks?" Click to find out!
Most Expensive Office Rents Wed, 4 Mar '09 | 10:47 AM ET
For the first time in nine years, London does not have the most expensive office rents and that's largely because of the financial crisis. In the past, rapidly expanding financial institutions and hedge funds drove commercial property rental rates ever higher. Now a sharp drop off in demand is taking a toll on prices. In some cities, like London, office rents are the cheapest in years. On a global basis rents managed to rise by just 3 percent in 2008, significantly lower than the 14 percent gain

Due to the global economic crisis, London was thrown off the the top of the list for the first time in years. See which city took the No. 1 spot.

Degrees in Most Demand Wed, 25 Feb '09 | 12:18 PM ET
College students graduating this year will feel the effects of the economic crisis in the job market. A survey conducted by the found that employers plan to increase their college hiring by just 1.3 percent this year over 2008, the least in six years. Take a look at which degrees have the most drawing power in the job market, according to the NACE.

College students graduating this year will feel the effects of the economic crisis in the job market. Take a look at which degrees have the most drawing power in the job market.
10 Highest Rental Vacancy Rates for Large U.S. Metro Areas Tue, 24 Feb '09 | 1:59 PM ET
posted 24 Feb 2009by , Senior ProducerThe latest data on rental vacancies (a component of the index of leading economic indicators) from the U.S. Census Bureau helps paint a grim statistical picture of the current economic climate. Nationally in the fourth quarter of 2008, rental vacancy rates remained quite elevated at 10.1%. We've filtered through the data on the 75 largest metropolitan areas, to find those that are being hit the hardest by rental vacancies. Is your metro area on the list?Rela

We've filtered through the data on the 75 largest metropolitan areas, to find those that are being hit the hardest by rental vacancies. Is your metro area on the list?

Homeowner Vacancy Rates Tue, 24 Feb '09 | 1:44 PM ET
posted 24 Feb 2009by , Senior ProducerAs the economy plunged into recession in 2008, the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau on housing vacancies helps paint a grim statistical picture for the housing market. Nationally in the fourth quarter of 2008, homeowner vacancy rates remained quite elevated at 2.9%.We've filtered through the data on the 75 largest metropolitan areas, to find those that are being hit the hardest by homeowner vacancies. Is your metro area on the list?Related:- - -

The number of empty homes across the country are up. Check out the metro areas with the highest homeowner vacancy rates.
The Deadliest Jobs in America Mon, 23 Feb '09 | 3:01 PM ET
Your job may seem boring, but, hey, at least it isn't dangerous. As a whole, work fatalities dropped to 5,488 in 2007 from 5,840 in the previous year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Take a look at the ten deadliest jobs in America, ranked by fatality rate (the number of deaths per 100,000 workers).

Take a look at the ten deadliest jobs in America, ranked by fatality rate (the number of deaths per 100,000 workers).
Outbound Africa Slideshow: Faces of Ghana Fri, 20 Feb '09 | 3:24 PM ET

CNBC’s Louisa Bojesen is on the ground with Richard Harvey, a recent power player in London who stunned the business world and stepped down as CEO of global insurance giant Aviva.
Eleven Surprising Stock Market Indicators Wed, 18 Feb '09 | 11:18 AM ET
Since the dawn of trading stocks, investors have been attempting to predict the direction of the markets, making calls based on everything from solid research to gut instincts. In this vein, market indicators have been developed, acting as tools to help investors predict future market movements. Although countless indicators of varied usefulness exist, there is a special breed of indicators which find themselves off the beaten path, for obvious reasons. Some are more humorous, others are scienti

Market indicators have been developed to help investors predict future market movements. Here are 11 that you may find surprising.
The Biggest Money Makers in Music Tue, 17 Feb '09 | 1:02 PM ET
Any way you look at it, the music business is big business. It’s also a very diverse industry; ranging from live performances, digital downloads and album sales to merchandising and licensing. The money can be huge, and for artists who are responsible for the industry’s core product - the music itself – a good year could mean huge profits. has compiled a list of the past year’s highest earning musicians, ranking them by how much income they’ve taken home from the music itself – touring, album s

Billboard has compiled a list of 2008’s highest earning musicians, ranking them by how much income they’ve taken home from touring, album sales, digital tracks and ring tones.
Barbie Turns 50 Fashion Show Tue, 17 Feb '09 | 11:56 AM ET
17 Feb 2009Barbie turns 50 this March but the classic doll was still turning heads recently at New York's Fashion Week, where models styled as Mattel's fashion icon took to the catwalk in designer outfits.Over 50 world-renowned fashion designers, such as Vera Wang, Badgley Mischka, Tommy Hilfilger and Calvin Klein came together for the first time ever in New York and showcased real-size, Barbie-inspired looks.

Over 50 world-renowned fashion designers came together for the first time ever in New York and showcased real-size, Barbie-inspired looks. Check out the photos!
Toy Makers Get Nostalgic Tue, 17 Feb '09 | 11:35 AM ET
At this year's Toy Fair in New York City, companies unveiled plans to revive classic brands for a new generation. Many of them, like Barbie, G.I. Joe and Transformers are reaching a milestone anniversary this year. Take a look at some comeback kids.

At this year's Toy Fair in New York City, companies unveiled plans to revive classic brands for a new generation. Take a look at some comeback kids.
Million Dollar Homes Across America Thu, 12 Feb '09 | 10:55 AM ET
How much can $1 million buy you in today’s real estate market? The answer, of course, varies greatly depending on where you’re looking to buy.  The past two years have been a tumultuous time for the real estate market, but some places have been hurt more significantly than others.We took a look at prices of homes on the market in the past two months in 18 local markets and have compiled a list of examples from these markets that can give you an idea of how far $1 million can really get you. Clic

We took a look at prices of homes on the market in the past two months in 18 local markets and compiled examples that can give you an idea of how far $1 million can really get you.
America's Most Ticketed Cars Wed, 11 Feb '09 | 2:11 PM ET
In a study released recently, , a firm that compiles risk data for use in calculating automobile insurance, put together a list of the cars that are most likely to be pulled over and ticketed on American roads. As it turns out, QPC’s findings indicate that the personality of the driver has more to do with the frequency of being ticketed than the car itself. QPC suggests that people driving cars to express their individuality will be ticketed more than drivers who have selected a vehicle simply t

The personality of the driver has more to do with the frequency of being ticketed than the car itself. So, what are the most ticketed cars in the country? The answers may surprise you!
Wildly Expensive Valentine's Day Gifts Mon, 9 Feb '09 | 12:14 PM ET
We’re in a recession, but that doesn’t mean we still can’t dream about luxury. Financial advisor Jim Trippon of puts together a list of some of the most expensive Valentine’s Day gifts every year. Check out the top ten of this year's fantasy gifts, or , if you’re lucky enough, buy some of them. »

We’re in a recession, but that doesn’t mean we still can’t dream about luxury. Check out the top five of this year's fantasy gifts, or, if you’re lucky enough, buy some of them.

Highest Grossing Concert Tours of 2008 Tue, 3 Feb '09 | 3:27 PM ET
Each year, assembles rankings of where the money is going in the music industry. Although industry revenues have declined in recent years, live performances still continue to reliably pad the pockets of popular entertainers. With concert tours stretching around the world, live shows offer a unique experience that cannot be downloaded. It’s also an experience for which fans were willing to shell out almost $4 billion worldwide last year, up 13% over 2007, according to . In North America, the ave

The average per-show box office gross was up 18 percent, with average per-show attendance up 6.3 percent. So, who made the most at the box office in the last year?
Scenes at Davos 2009 Fri, 30 Jan '09 | 9:43 AM ET

Passions ran high occasionally, but there was also constructive exchange of ideas and plans to steer the global economy during one of its darkest periods.
America’s Top Golf Communities Thu, 29 Jan '09 | 2:26 PM ET
Each year, Travel + Leisure Golf puts together its list of the . These are among the most exclusive and visually stunning communities in the country and have been chosen on a range of criteria: Golf amenity, residential architecture and style, location, management services and programming options, non-golf amenities and environmental stewardship. The rankings also take into account public access to the course — the more exclusive the property, the better it is for the ranking. With starting home

If you’re a golf enthusiast, or simply enjoy taking in the picturesque views over a majestic 18th green, click ahead to see the Top 15 Golf Communities of 2009!
Super Bowl Spending Thu, 29 Jan '09 | 1:39 PM ET
With some 100 million people in America watching, the Super Bowl gets companies and consumers to open their wallets. The National Retail Federation estimates that consumers alone will spend $9.6 billion this year on activities and items related to the game, while advertisers are expected to pay record prices for commercial time this year. Here 's a look at where Super Bowl-influenced dollars are going. »

With some 100 million people in America watching, the Super Bowl gets companies and consumers to open their wallets. Here 's a look at where Super Bowl-influenced dollars are going.
Who's In Davos 2009 Mon, 26 Jan '09 | 11:43 AM ET

Less star power, more politcal power. That's the shape the guest list at this year's annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

John Thain's Decorating Spree, For Less Thu, 22 Jan '09 | 4:28 PM ET
When John Thain became Merrill Lynch’s CEO in early 2008, he hired Michael S. Smith Design to revamp his office suite, spending approximately $1.22 million according to documents. Smith also is Michelle Obama's interior designer at the White House. By comparison, the White House is paying him just $100,000.The following are prices of what Thain paid for the individual items, but we’ve also provided images of some penny-saving alternatives that more reasonable spenders may have chosen for their o

When John Thain became Merrill Lynch’s CEO in 2008, he hired Michael S. Smith Design to revamp his office suite, spending approximately $1.22 million according to documents. Learn more.
Global Market Selloff: How Low Did We Go Mon, 13 Oct '08 | 2:01 AM ET
Global Market Selloff : How Low Did We Go?

Stock markets around the globe suffered dramatically during the week ending October 10th but how bad was it really? Here are the numbers.
Barack-Tails Mon, 19 Jan '09 | 11:10 AM ET
In the days leading to the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States, the buzz is building about the inaugural balls. And what’s a party without a few cocktails?  Here’s a sampling of the special cocktails being served at the celebrations, along with their recipes.

Here’s a sampling of the special cocktails being served at the inaugural celebrations, along with their recipes.
Most Popular Relocation Cities Fri, 16 Jan '09 | 12:36 PM ET
Whether they’re fleeing tight job markets, taking advantage of cheaper home prices or just looking for a change of pace, nearly 34 million people moved in 2007, according to the U.S. Census. But where are they going? , a Web site that helps consumers relocate, crunched numbers from 500,000 searches conducted on the site in 2008. These ten cities drew the most interest. Click on to find out the cities and what their housing and job markets look like. Sources: City rankings from Relocation.com. Ex

Relocation.com, a Web site that helps consumers relocate, crunched numbers from 500,000 searches conducted on the site in 2008. These 10 cities drew the most interest.

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