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The bladders in his home belonged to a highly protected species of fish in Mexico, the totoaba, and were worth more than $3.6 million. Today, they're valued at up to $250,000 each on the black ...

Warren Buffett hasn't just seen the car of the future, he's sitting in the driver's seat. Why he's banking on an obscure Chinese electric car company and a CEO who - no joke - drinks his own ...

After two weeks of contentious and often emotional debate, the federal government's far-reaching and historic plan to bail out the nation's financial system was signed into law by President Bush ...

More details about President-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan were unveiled Monday, painting a clearer picture about how the estimated $775 billion plan would fit in with the government ...

And the fears were not isolated to Lehman. Investors found themselves knee deep in other concerns. The insurance giant American International Group (AIG, Fortune 500) raced to raised cash Monday ...

Chaos on Wall Street The big banks' fear of big losses is threatening to bring down the entire system, with dire consequences for all of us. Here's what's going on, and what we can do about it.

JPMorgan has been on the prowl for a prime brokerage business, which services hedge fund clients. This was one of Bear Stearns' specialties, though many of its customers started fleeing last week ...

But the sharp fall in the rupee threatens to stoke inflation as imported goods become more expensive. India is a major energy importer and the weakness in the currency has coincided with rising ...

President Xi Jinping of China said his government will end a 25% tariff on US auto imports. But two American automakers, Ford and General Motors, already make cars in China. Some German automakers ...

Ford exported 10,727 cars to South Korea last year. Fiat Chrysler sold 7,284. General Motors exported 2,000 Cadillacs to the country. America's big automakers don't sell a lot of cars in South Korea.

The White House says its plan will create $1.5 trillion for repairing and upgrading America's infrastructure. Only $200 billion of that, however, would come from direct federal spending. The rest ...