Investments help offset US housing woes
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The economy grew at its strongest pace in more than a year during the spring as solid improvements in international trade and business investment helped offset weakness in housing.
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Nearly two years into the U.S. housing slump, corporate America is increasingly concerned the slowdown could spread into other areas of the economy.
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More than $1 trillion in U.S. home mortgages have interest rates that will adjust up sharply next year, which could squeeze some owners out of their most important investment.
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Business & money: Investors continue to pile into property market in spite of rising interest rates.
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Lower oil prices and a U.S. commercial property boom will help offset the serious problem of a cooling housing market, Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher said in an interview published on Tuesday.
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How to add foreign investments to your portfolio to dampen domestic stock market fireworks.
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If you can't depend on your home equity increasing during a US housing downturn, where do you turn for growth?
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The U.S. economy may be on decent footing, but that might not be enough to save your U.S. portfolio.
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Practical tips for when your financial house is in disarray.
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Investor's Business Daily - Jobs and factories continued to expand at a modest pace as the U.S. economy showed resilience despite crumbling housing activity.
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The slump in housing stocks to new four-year lows is hurting some well-known investors who recently added home builders and housing-related stocks such as KB Home  and Pulte Homes Inc  to their positions.
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The U.S. economy has so far managed to withstand the housing slump, and one reason is that construction crews have found other things to do.
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For some investors, the misery of subprime loans, exploding adjustable rate mortgages and slumping sales mean one thing: opportunity.
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Investing in assisted living could have you living well.
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WASHINGTON - Could the housing market's woes spread to bonds held in mutual funds by millions of ordinary investors?
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As lenders tighten their standards more Americans chose to rent, not own. That's good news for landlords.
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A $2 billion investment will help keep Countrywide chugging along.