Trading News

John McCain, the senior Republican on the US Senate panel investigating the affair, said JPMorgan Chase had misled investors before lying to investigators about its $6 billion trading losses.

Criticism is mounting against one of the world's most well-recognized commodities trading companies after Glencore declared the global drought and food crisis is a "good" business opportunity.

A new study out of British Columbia, Canada suggests a small number of rural teens are trading sex for booze or drugs. But what is even more surprising is that most of those kids still live at home with family.

A botched debut and a week of dismal performance on the markets has compelled early investors in social networking site Facebook to brandish their knives.

Alessio Rastani is handsome, intelligent, charismatic, extremely expensively dressed, and dreaming of a big stock market crash so he can make money off your misery.

Courtesy of the British Retail Consortium (BRC), shocking figures have been released regarding the impact the UK riots had on trading.

In the short term, both the US dollar and US Treasury bonds may actually benefit from the downgrade of the US debt and react to panic buying.

The market for wild tiger skins and body parts continues to grow in China and across the world. Tonight's premiere of "Dangerous Trade" promises to expose the political, criminal and brutally cruel aspects of the murdering of this threatened species.

Seoul - A leaked UN report says North Korea is using front companies and criminal syndicates to export nuclear and missile technology in the face of UN sanctions.

Gold trading reaches record highs as investors perceive the precious metal as a safe haven amidst the uncertainty and skepticism of the euro-zone currency bailout.