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The electric-car maker could dominate the market for the foreseeable future. By Chris Neiger It’s easy to get caught up in Tesla Motors’ (NASDAQ:TSLA) sleek car designs, its superior electric power at the wheels,

Almost forgotten by history, three of Warren Buffett’s investments helped shape his thinking — and helped Buffett develop as an investor. By Jordan Wathen Once asked how to learn about investing,

A few simple steps can prevent family hardships after your death. By Dan Caplinger Singer and songwriter Prince touched the lives of millions of fans around the world. News of the

It’s been a memorable year for investors, and these rare events prove that. By Sean Williams When it comes to the stock market, every year is historic in its own ways,

Most retirees count on Social Security for a majority of their income, but there are other ways to pad your lifestyle after 65. By Jeremy Bowman If you’re stressed out about

Beginning a relationship is easy.   Exploration is predominantly on the surface. Nothing too deep. Nothing too wide. Nothing too revealing. In the beginning, all is well. Friendships blossom. Feelings

Despite what you may have heard, most Americans do the right thing with their tax refund. By Matthew Frankel According to the IRS, about 80% of all 2015 tax returns

Hedge fund managers are expected to be better investors than the average Joe, but this isn’t always the case. By Sean Williams When it comes to investing in the stock

By Julie Neitzel   We frequently hear arguments that the rich are not paying their fair share of taxes, although statistics show the highest income earners are important contributors to

 By Chris Fleck In January 2016, Citrix announced Kirill Tatarinov as its new CEO after an extensive global search. Mark Templeton, who retired in October after 20 years, grew Citrix’s

 By Jim Fried My past columns have profiled specific guests on my show, but this month, I wanted to write about the latest phase of the region’s real estate market.

Being contrarian for contrarianism’s sake rarely works. By Morgan Housel Investing is full of ironies. Here’s a big one: With few exceptions, everyone thinks they’re a contrarian. Which they can’t