To American investors, Macau may be the Las Vegas of China. However, even after Macau’s revenue downturn in recent years, it still generates roughly three times as much annual gaming revenue as Las Vegas.

Following Herbalife Ltd.‘s HLF 0.31% disappointing Q3 earnings report, it’s now crunch time for billionaire Herbalife investor Carl Icahn. Revenue growth came in at just 2 percent year-over-year, while earnings fell 5 percent, both short of consensus expectations.

A number of new polls show the 2016 presidential election race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is tightening heading into the final days of the campaign. If there’s one thing that financial markets don’t like, it’s uncertainty, and the election seems to be providing more than enough.

There’s no question the rise of e-commerce giants like Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.36% has changed the shopping mall market forever. However, some mall retail stocks have adapted to the changes, while others have fallen victim to them.

Way back in 1989, the hit movie “Back to the Future: Part II” gave the world a glimpse into how things might look 26 years into the future. Of course, 26 years into the future at the time was the year 2015. Incredibly, the movie has been eerily accurate in a number of its seemingly…

For the first time in 108 years, the Chicago Cubs are World Series champions. Social media was buzzing throughout the dramatic game seven and into the all-night celebration for the Cubs and their fans. Here’s a look at eight of the best tweets.

If you’re one of a number of investors concerned about the possibility of a corporate bond bubble, new research has revealed one possible hedge for sophisticated investors. According to a new report by CEPRES, private infrastructure assets are a solid hedge for corporate bonds and can even deliver stronger returns.

You can legally vote for president more than once in a number of states. The caveat is that only one vote will count.

For better or for worse, stock trading is often compared to gambling due to the uncertain outcomes and the financial risk involved. While most long-term investors are looking for any way to reduce risk in their portfolios, other traders enjoy the thrill of the big win, even if it means a loss or two in…

The latest round of the billionaire battle over Herbalife Ltd. HLF 0.31% goes to Bill Ackman, and it leaves Carl Icahn in a tough spot. Herbalife shares are down by more than 10 percent on Wednesday after the company reported an EPS beat of $1.21 on mostly in-line revenue of $1.12 billion.