Some fund managers are becoming more aggressive, betting that the Fed will take a dovish stance this year.
Recession, China, politics and trade were among the dominant topics at the World Economic Forum's Davos meeting.
Venezuela's ongoing political crisis may be causing oil prices to climb.
The delays may also have forced agreement on a possible temporary re-opening of the federal government.
A shutdown-caused backlog at the IRS could delay the issuance of tax refunds this year.
Democrats are wary of a Trump administration proposal to end federal control of the mortgage agencies.
U.S. Treasurys still function as a safe haven during market volatility, according to HSBC.
The government shutdown causes flights to be delayed and halted due to a shortage of air traffic controllers.
Not only is the proposal unconstitutional, it probably won't produce the desired results, said Shiller.
The value of Bitcoin has fallen significantly below the cost to produce it, according to JPMorgan analysts.
Pipeline Angels hopes to link overlooked Heartland entrepreneurs to angel investors.
After being hit with several scandals, Wells Fargo turns to external hires in lieu of internal promotions.
Roger Stone faces seven counts including obstruction of an official proceeding and witness tampering.
Bill Ackman tweeted that if Congress was to forgo pay during a shutdown, such impasses would not occur.
If Democratic candidates' plans to raise taxes come to fruition, the wealthy still aren't likely to pay more.
U.S. banks and financial companies are selling fewer new bonds.
Great-West Lifeco agreed to sell its U.S. individual life insurance and annuity business.
Advocates hail a bill that will cut the cost and time it takes small businesses to file for bankruptcy protection.
Michael Brown, Dynasty's former director of wealth management, has moved in the wake of the RIA closure.
How will the longest government shutdown in history affect one of the most critical tax filing seasons?