The euro remains strong against the dollar and yen, damaging smaller Eurozone economies. Here's why.

Despite concerns about labor costs and market risks, respondents to this year's "CFO Outlook" survey have the most optimistic outlook since the start of the financial crisis.

Bipartisan budget easing $63 billion in automatic spending cuts passes Senate. President Obama has said he'll sign it.

Fed announces tapering of quantitative easing program amid growing economy; move is positive for the U.S. dollar.

When the U.S. Fed begins tapering its quantitative easing program, the Canadian dollar will face more risk than other G-7 currencies.

Changes to SEC's Regulation A increase limit for simplified public offerings to $50 million, with additional public reporting but no need to seek state approvals.

China's holdings of U.S. Treasuries increased 6.9 percent through October of this year.

As Fed considered tapering this year, U.S. Treasuries lost 11 percent, turning in the worst performance among 144 debt indexes Bloomberg tracks.