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Brent crude rally ends as IEA forecasts continued U.S. output growth
Benchmark Brent crude oil prices remained below $58 a barrel on Tuesday as the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the United States will remain the world's top source of oil supply growth until to 2020, defying expectations of a more dramatic slowdown in shale output growth.
Richest Americans prefer cash back
As credit card use begins to climb back to pre-recession levels, here is what affluent Americans want in a credit card.
The once-rare AMT now snares millions of taxpayers
Thankfully, the AMT brackets and exemptions are adjusted for inflation for 2013 and beyond, which will cause fewer folks to be exposed to the tax.
Stocks close down despite oil gain as Greece eyed
U.S. stocks closed down on Monday despite oil settling higher, as concerns about Greece continued to weigh.
More Romance, Less Money - Valentine's Day Savings
When it comes to Valentines Day, there are plenty of sweet ideas to save.
Cramer Remix: What this oil price means for you
Too hot? Too cold? Or has oil gone all goldilocks on us? "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer explains the story.
Six countries where inflation is surging
Thanks to an epic collapse in the ruble, price growth has hit crisis levels in Russia: Inflation reached 15 percent in January. Even worse, there's little respite in sight. Inflation will average 13 percent in 2015, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
Technology Is Set to Invade a Restaurant Near You in 2015
2015 may well be the year that restaurants across the country put guests in control of their own dining experience by allowing them to place orders and pay their checks via tablets and place orders before they get to the counter. Ziosk's CEO Austen Mulinder said, 'Restaurants believe the better experience they can provide, the more regularly that guest is going to come back.' Ziosk is the first pay at the table tablet for the casual dining market. Right now, it's testing with Olive Garden and Red Robin. It's already in the Chili's chain. More food chains are realizing that if a customer can order food before they get to the counter the entire experience becomes much more efficient. Olo is a back-end platform that works on a restaurant's mobile app or website. Olo works with Five Guys, Noodles and Dickey's BBQ and Chipotle. TheStreet's Ruben Ramirez has details from New Jersey.
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