Emerging Markets

In the ever-evolving drama that is the European debt crisis, Spain is the new Greece and German bonds are the safest place to hide from all the carnage.

The euro zone avoided a recession last quarter, but the debt crisis rolls on, making Spain its latest victim.

The euro zone is on the verge of collapse. Here's one way investors can protect their portfolios in case it does.

Why China's skyscraper obsession could spell doom for the country's economy.

Remember a few years ago how Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) stores seemed to multiply with every passing week? Well now that’s what the company’s shares are doing.

Less than 24 hours after rumors of improved GDP growth in China drove U.S. financial markets up 1% on Thursday, today stocks are falling after those rumors proved… Read more

Rumors of better-than-expected GDP growth in China were enough to give U.S. financial markets a 1% boost today.

The U.S. IPO market was red-hot last quarter. But in most parts of the world, companies were very reluctant to go public.

It was a big first quarter for U.S. stocks. But Venezuela, Japan and other financial markets around the world had even better quarters.