Investors are asking "where's the bottom?" after six straight days of heavy losses on Wall Street.
Plunging oil prices over the past several months have reached the lowest level in more than six years.
Investors braced themselves for another wild ride on Wall Street. Chinese stocks fell again, but there were signs of hope on other markets.
Chinese stocks dropped more than 8 percent Monday as investors around the world question China's economy. It's the biggest one-day fall since the global financial crisis of '07 and '08.
Last month I bought a house in Potomac, Maryland, a trade up on my current home, and was shocked to learn in the ensuing weeks that I couldn't get a mortgage loan.
Last month I bought a house in Potomac, Maryland, a trade up on my current home, and was shocked to learn in the ensuing weeks that I couldn't get a mortgage loan.
Global stocks are down Friday after the U.S. stock market had its worst day in 18 months.
China shocked international financial markets Tuesday by devaluing its currency in an apparent move to strengthen its economy, which has been slowing down.
Here's today's political quiz question: What do these five states -- Rhode Island, Vermont, California, Oregon and Maine -- have in common?
The government of Puerto Rico has confirmed that it failed to make a $58 million debt payment.