Kirsten Chang

The 60/40 portfolio allocation model has prevailed time and time again. But investors are looking to include private assets as part of the pie.

Real estate stocks have taken a hefty beating this year, with REITs having the sole distinction of being the lone S&P 500 group in the red for much of 2024 and only just turning positive last week. But the sector is finally seeing some signs of life as the

Like the rest of the market, ETFs are suffering massive outflows. But could that indicate opportunity?

Russia-Ukraine war roiling global wheat and corn markets: A hard look at soft commodity ETFs  CNBC

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Single-stock ETFs are on the rise: Amplifying bets on big names like Amazon, Apple and Tesla  CNBC

With today’s jobs market in a dismal state, no buzz word has given more hope to the youthful unemployed than the word “entrepreneurship.” More and more, young men and women are striking gold — armed with a strong innovative spirit, a razor-sharp focus and an ability to hold their own out in the marketplace. Click ahead to see some outstanding young success stories.

Horror films have been a part of our psyche and a Hollywood money-spinner for almost a century, starting with “Dracula” and “Frankenstein” — both released in 1931. Check out the top 10 highest grossing horror film franchises of all time, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com and WorldwideBoxoffice.com.

Advertising leader and marketing legend Leo Burnett crafted some of the world's most famous and beloved brand-name icons and logos, including the Pillsbury Doughboy, the Marlboro Man, Toucan Sam and even the bright red 7Up "Spot."

The American Dream. That celebrated ability to set out with few prospects and little experience and work one's way up the corporate ladder to the very top. There are plenty of successful executives who have done just that — starting their careers in the lowliest of low-tier jobs: the mailroom.Click for a glimpse of some of America's top executives who started out sorting mail and making copies.