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Natural Gas Price Sags as Inventory Tops Year-Ago Total

The U.S. natural gas inventory has risen above last year's total for the same date. Milder weather this winter has helped, but another cold blast is expected for the northeast and mid-Atlantic states early…

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

Ghosn Resigns Renault CEO Job — Finally

Carlos Ghosn, one of the world's best-known and longest-serving auto executives, has resigned as chairman and CEO of Renault. He has been detained by Japanese police for more than two months facing charges of…

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

Americans’ Finances Took a Turn for the Worse in Q4

Results of a recent survey by the American Institute of CPAs showed a decline in Americans' personal satisfaction with their finances. This marks the first downturn in seven quarters.

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

How the 30 Dow Stocks Are Doing in 2019

24/7 Wall St. has ranked these Dow Stocks on their performance thus far in 2019, as of Wednesday’s closing price. We have also added in some additional color on these companies as well.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Fastest-Growing Vacation Spots Around the World

If traveling were free, or at least more affordable, you’d be on a plane right now. As millennials, who are the largest generation in the workforce, prefer cultural experience over material things, more people…

Steven M. Peters · 8 years ago

Ford Earnings Saved by Higher Prices, Truck Sales

Ford's 2018 results were neither awe-inspiring nor completely dispiriting. Revenues were sharply better due to higher prices for the company's popular pickups while earnings were a bit light.

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

Southern States Struggle the Most With Credit Card Debt

Americans are increasingly using plastic over cash in the checkout aisle. According to the Federal Reserve, Americans have a record $1.04 trillion in credit card debt. The temptation to buy now and pay later…

Sam Stebbins · 8 years ago