How 2012's top money ideas have fared so far
As 2012 began, investors were encouraged to stick with defensive, dividend-paying U.S. stocks. Those strategies are paying off so far this year. See full story.
Perils of a corporate profit slowdown
The 2013 fiscal cliff should be a wake-up call. It does not benefit America's economy to have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, writes Diana Furchtgott-Roth. See full story.
First drive: 2013 Ford Focus ST
Solidly built, lots of fun to drive and very comfortable, the forthcoming Focus ST confirms Ford as a major player in the hot hatch crowd, says Ron Amadon. See full story.
Goodbye new-car discounts, hello perks
Car makers offer money-back guarantees and haggle-free pricing instead of price cuts. See full story.
Unlocking the secrets of a car thief
Joe White looks at how auto engineers match wits with car thieves to design better anti-theft systems. See full story.
Why has the New York Times failed to find a successor to the previous CEO in seven months? asks media columnist Jon Friedman See full story.
It's a situation that seems to defy supply-and-demand logic: If there's more demand in the housing market, wouldn't the cost of borrowing funds to buy a home be significantly on the rise? See full story.
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