Author: super@dmin

The Omaha World-Herald, which Buffett bought in 2011, is shrinking fast.

Gold prices bid higher Monday as investors back away from equities and oil on fears U.S. trade talks may get derailed.

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow, in a tweet that put an awkward exclamation point on Friday’s stock-market rally, cheered “we’re killing it on the economy” and it’s “totally awesome.” In the first trading session since that tweet went viral, it certainly doesn’t feel totally awesome for traders who were anticipating good news on the…

Gary Gates helped turn Wisconsin into the home of one of only two fully funded pension plans.

Gordon Gekko was a bad guy in a movie released 32 years ago, and yet he is still widely quoted on Wall Street today. And as many on the Street know, May 6 is Gekko’s birthday.

Easily available HELOCs threaten homeowners and the economy, writes Keith Jurow.

‘The Myth of Capitalism: Monopolies and the Death of Competition,’ is reviewed.

Asian stock markets plunged in early trading Monday as trade negotiations between the U.S. and China appeared to be on the verge of collapse.

SoftBank Group Corp. is considering audacious fundraising plans, including a public offering of its $100 billion investment fund and the launch of a second fund of at least that size, as it looks to seize on an exploding startup scene, people familiar with the matter said.

In a stunning outcome, Country House was awarded first place in the 145th Kentucky Derby on a sloppy, rain-soaked course on a Saturday marked by a controversial review that resulted in the disqualification of Maximum Security, the first place finisher.