Has the Gold Rush Come to An End?
Gold, often touted as the most trustworthy of investments, has looked wild over the past month, plunging $200 in April. Where is it headed next?
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U.S. Mint Suspends Some Gold Coin Sales After Demand Surge
The U.S. Mint has suspended sales of its one-tenth ounce American Eagle gold coins as surging demand after bullion's plunge in price depleted the government's inventory.
Market Minute: Investors Rush Away From Gold; Earnings Parade
Stocks suffered their biggest loss of 2013 yesterday, and gold plunged to its lowest level in two years. We're watching mining and gold stocks again today.
Dow Has Worst Day This Year as Commodities Plunge
The stock market had its worst drop this year as prices for oil and other commodities fell sharply on concerns about slowing growth in China.
Dish Network Bids $25.5 Billion for Sprint Nextel
This could be a big merger Monday: Dish Network is bidding to acquire Sprint Nextel, and Thermo Fisher Scientific has agreed to buy Life Technologies.
Gold Is Cheap Again: 5 Ways to Get It Into Your Portfolio
Since gold topped out near $1,900 an ounce two years ago, prices have fallen by about $300. If you think that makes it a bargain, here are five ways to invest in gold now.
Gold Prices Are Falling, But It's Still a Good Time to Sell Old Jewelry
For years, gold prices have been breaking records. But prices are starting to drop now that the economy may be recovering. If you're thinking about selling your gold, here are some tips for getting top dollar before the bubble bursts.
Vladimir Putin Is Trying to Buy Up the World's Gold
Russia has become the world's biggest buyer of gold. Following a policy set by long-time leader Vladimir Putin, Russia's Central Bank added 570 metric tons of gold, about 25 percent more than second-ranked gold bug China acquired over the same period.