By reputation, October is the scariest month on Wall Street. In reality, this month tends to be either very good or bad for the market. Which one will it be this time around?

As the economy picks up steam, and employers add more workers, investors say that inflation is their biggest impediment to saving. Here’s why they’re wrong.

Even if the real estate market in the world's second-biggest economy were to collapse, the repercussions may not be bad as you think.

Interest rates are going to stay low for a while longer. But the Federal Reserve is thinking about what comes next.

The fact that employers created fewer jobs than expected in August only emboldens the Federal Reserve to keep rates low for the time being.

The U.S. economy added only 142,000 jobs in August, the slowest employment growth in 8 months.