Investors should be keeping a close eye on the sentiment indicators.

Here we identify and rank the best performers among target-date mutual funds.

Bernanke's $600 billion QE2 program clearly smacks of a desperation tactic, ill grounded in economic theory or historical experience. Over the past 10 years, Japan has repeatedly failed to spark its moribund economy by monetizing government debt. Why should the same gimmick work here?

The basic fact of the copyright infringement suit brought by Oracle Corp. (NASDAQ: ORCL) against SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) are not in dispute. A now-discontinued unit of SAP called TomorrowNow downloaded copies of Oracle software without paying for them. Beyond that, everything is in dispute.

Hulu Plus subscription TV service from Disney, News Corp. competes with Google TV.

The economy is slowly recovering, and the Fed's new round of quantitative easing may be unnecessary.

Yesterday, word hit that AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL) had hired advisers to explore strategic options for AOL, which included a possible merger with Yahoo. About the only company that doesn't appear to be interested is Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG), which doesn't need the headache of any anti-trust hearings that would surely follow an attempt to tie-up with Yahoo.

The iPhone and iPod join the 3D craze next year thanks to a new add on device from toy-maker Hasbro.

I’m going to start this month with a prediction that might surprise you. I do not think that bonds are in imminent danger of a crash.

There have been a lot of changes at General Motors in the wake of a bankruptcy filing, government bailout and plans for an IPO in the coming weeks.

In the age of the iPhone, the operating system market is legitimately competitive for the first time.

Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) has unveiled early versions of new Photoshop tools built specifically for Apple's mobile devices like the iPad and iPhone 4.

Here are 7 Internet penny stocks to buy now as high-tech stocks continue to surge.

These 15 dividend stocks have just announced dividend increases, including Simon Property, Tupperware and Ametek.

Reports of a possible tie-up between AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL) and Yahoo Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) won't die and don't even seem to fade away.

It isn't new business, but geolocation technology is fast becoming big business. The success of location-based social networking technologies from private companies like Foursquare and the The Hotlist, among others, has venture capitalists and investors keen to get their money behind the next big social technology trend.

As one of America’s biggest specialty beverage merchants, Dunkin’ Donuts has been on the defensive in recent years as other restaurants have tried to steal some of its thunder.