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Norway, the nation with the largest sovereign fund in the world, is withdrawing from its investments in fossil fuels. A number of universities, cities, and religious institutions have joined the so-called “divestment” movement, but Norway is the first nation to do so officially. “It’s not the first time a country’s fund has sold off companies,” Jamie Henn, co-founder of […]

The good news from Friday's jobs report may already be reflected in the prices of the smallest U.S. stocks.

One of the details buried in the New York Daily News' look at David Axelrod's upcoming book is that Obama was given the chance to see the iPhone before it was publicly available.

NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Greece was the word on Wall Street Friday afternoon, stealing focus from a blowout jobs report out of the U.S. in the morning. Stocks tumbled into the red during the afternoon session after Greece's new government showed no signs of relenting in its discussions with the European Central Bank on reforms to its bailout program. "We will not accept any deal which is not related to a new program," an unnamed official told Reuters. ...