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Home prices never soared here, but the mortgage mess still takes its toll.

Foreign investment has created jobs, but fears of outsourcing persist.

Globalization plays in Peoria as the weak dollar brings benefits.

Even in the economic engine of Silicon Valley, layoffs are a concern.

Richard Boucher, the assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asian affairs, said in Senate testimony today that as 3,200 U.S. marines arrive in Afghanistan in March, "we're definitely going to use the deployment . . . as a lever to get other countries to step up."

Students often face unexpected—and unnecessary—fees.

Sen. Barack Obama's team sees a delegate fight all the way to the Denver convention.

After reading my earlier post, the folks at Google offered up some additional motivational tools.

The surge in jobless claims may not be as worrisome as it first appears.

Getting in the market is the key to long-term wealth creation.