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Obama and Geithner got it right: What’s good for GM is not necessarily what’s good for America.

Wall Street loved the new Treasury secretary but hated his bank-rescue plan. I see it just the other way around.

Where to put your money—or some of it, anyway—in 2009.

Things look grim at the moment, but where will we be a year from now? That depends on who’s president.

Our resident financial expert calls the end of the housing-market free fall—to the day.

Anger at short-sellers is totally understandable. But the only thing that can really stop them is a full-fledged market recovery.

Wall Street is in the midst of its biggest, ugliest, worst round of layoffs in decades.

How to profit from the stock market no matter which candidate wins in November.

With the collapse of the country’s fifth-largest bank, the market hit bottom. The bear (small b) has finally been tamed.