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The Fed may have just stoked a 'currency war'

The Fed's inactivity has left no doubt in analysts' minds that other central banks will now look to ease policy further.

Wall Street digests Fed decision to hold rates

U.S. stock index futures indicated a higher open on Friday as traders reacted to the Fed's decision to hold off rising rates.

Investors ask what now after $128 billion Alibaba wipeout

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. looked like a sure thing a year ago when it pulled off the largest initial public offering ever.

Support Builds to Repeal Obamacare 'Cadillac Tax'

Tax reform has been pretty much put off until after the 2016 presidential election, but bipartisan efforts continue to grow to cancel the pricey, 40 percent tax on most high-value, employer-provided health insurance plans that will take effect in 2018 under the Affordable Care Act.

Sales from organic farms reached $5.5 billion last year: USDA

Sales from organic U.S. farms reached $5.5 billion last year, a 72 percent increase from 2008, the U.S. Agriculture Department said in a report on Thursday that highlighted the consumer trend toward such products.

Car Buying: Don't Just Kick the Tires, Read Them

When shopping for a new car, here's why you'll want to find out what kind of tires it needs.

Fed's hesitance, not its decision, surprises economists

While many on Wall Street expected the Fed to delay raising rates, few expected its language about future moves to be so dovish.

India's tech industry in 45 seconds

India's lucrative tech sector employs millions and is growing with no end in sight. Here's a breakdown of the industry.

Adobe revenue beats on higher-than-expected subcriptions

Photoshop maker Adobe Systems Inc's quarterly revenue and profit beat estimates, helped by better-than-expected net subscriptions to its Creative Cloud software suite.