The 2012 Summer Games are set to pay off in a big way for the three companies below. Here’s how you can profit. Read More

Many investors are pessimistic about the coming wave of earnings reports, but there could be some positive surprises, writes Chad Fraser Read More

The big story of the week belongs to US Treasury bonds. Here's why. Read More

A spike in crude oil prices eerily reminiscent of early 2011 is spooking investors, but you shouldn't overreact. Read More

Don’t get caught up in the euphoria and overpay for stocks. Keep some powder dry for the inevitable pullback. Read More

With encouraging economic data prompting traders to take on additional risk, it's time for investors to add equities. Read More

How will Research in Motion fare after RIM's decision to replace co-CEOs, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie? Analysts weigh in.  Read More

Congress averted a government shutdown in a rare moment of bipartisan action. But US politics will continue to exert an outsized influence on markets in 2012. Here’s how to protect yourself from uncertainty in Washington. Read More

Rule, Brittania! The UK’s refusal to adopt the euro has proven wise. Meanwhile, Greece and Italy lurch toward adopting measures that will calm markets and begin the gradual process of sovereign-debt reduction. Read More

The European sovereign-debt crisis is far from over, but the Continent is lurching toward a solution. Meanwhile, don’t buy into the negativity over today’s US jobs data, the underlying statistics paint a brighter picture. Read More