How does paying $20 for a cab ride and $8 for two coffees from Starbucks relate to fixing the economy? According to Grant Cardone, New York Times best-selling author, international sales expert, a regular on FOX Business News' The Willis Report ...

Advanced polls are closed and we're closing in fast on Election Day. To be honest, the rhetoric makes my head hurt a little. I've actually stopped watching the business news because I'm tired of seeing the advertisements. My vote is in but if ...

In these tough economic times, we're all trying to cut our spending and save more money each month. So we're tempted by things like high-interest savings accounts and cheaper energy companies whose salespeople come knocking on our doors trying to get ...

By Morgan Housel The Motley Fool We're two weeks away from the presidential election. You will inevitably hear over the coming days that this will be one of the most important elections of our lifetimes. I'm not sure that's the case. One of my ...

In economist Jeff Rubin's provocative new book, The End of Growth, the former chief economist of CIBC World Markets predicts a not-too-distant future where skyrocketing oil prices will force huge changes on all of us. Changes that go way beyond more ...

Canadians may be worried about the economy, but in relative terms, things have never been so good. This according to a National Post article written by John Ivison that quoted a survey by Pollara yesterday. The article suggested that worries about ...

Late last Tuesday 80 percent of Canadians either let out a sigh of relief or rose to their feet in jubilation after U.S. President Barack Obama won his second term. When we wanted to know who was winning the U.S. presidential race and who was ...

Why the Economy is Not Relevant to Investing When Ed Rempel over at Million Dollar Journey says that the economy is not relevant to investing, your first reaction is likely to be "Whaaaaat?" But take a minute to read his explanation: you can't ...