International

    By Kelly Phillips Erb

    | 9:00AM 3/14/2011
    Last week, I shared my top tax season secrets with you. I also emphasized that there's no one-size-fits-all approach to taxes. To give you a wide range of advice, I asked a number of tax professionals from all over the globe for their best tax tips for tax season. Here's what they had to say:

    By LeeAnn Maton

    | 11:36AM 12/23/2010
    You researched what college to attend. You research term papers every semester. You even look up that cute History 101 classmate on Facebook before making your move. So why wouldn't you research a charity before donating your hard-earned money this holiday season? Doing your homework before writing...

    By Danny King

    | 6:45PM 12/15/2010
    The CEOs of 18 big companies, including Google, Boeing and General Electric, met with President Barack Obama to discuss the U.S. economy Wednesday. Several business leaders said they left with a sense of improved collaboration. But what will the talks actually accomplish?

    By Douglas McIntyre

    | 11:00AM 11/19/2010
    The richest countries in the world must have either a small population combined with a very wealthy ruling class, or a large middle class and a wealthy top tier. See who makes 24/7 Wall Street's list of the top 10 wealthiest nations in the world.

    By Matthew Scott

    | 2:00PM 10/28/2010
    While stocks in the U.S. are likely to chug along well into next year, there may be better opportunities in international stocks. Sandy Mehta of Value Investment Principals picks three global growth companies now trading at deep discounts.

    By Michael Panzner

    | 10:05AM 9/29/2010
    The Swiss franc has been a top currency over the past six months, outpacing the dollar by 8.9% and the euro by 7.8%, thanks to shaky conditions in Europe. But some signs suggest the Swiss currency is due for a correction.

    By Hugh Collins

    | 7:28AM 9/28/2010
    The IRS will stop mailing out paper forms and instructions for annual income tax returns as more people file their taxes online. About 11.5 million people who filed paper tax returns in 2009 got the tax information in the mail, The Washington Post reported. The mailing included 44 pages of...

    By LeeAnn Maton

    | 1:00PM 8/13/2010
    For students dreaming of winning the cross-cultural holy grail that is the Fulbright scholarship – thus earning the fully-funded opportunity to research or teach overseas – there's good news and there's some tough news. "The good news about the Fulbright is you can do whatever you...

    By Josh Smith

    | 12:45PM 8/11/2010
    Now that Wesabe is officially closed, many users are looking for an alternative that offers the same flexibility and features -- for many this alternative is, or should be MoneyStrands. MoneyStrands is a free tool that has helped people manage their money online since it launched in March 2009 --...

    By Mercedes Cardona

    | 1:00PM 1/21/2010
    Target plans to announce a $1 billion renovation program that will include a revamping its existing stores, experimenting with smaller store openings in urban areas and an expansion abroad over the next decade.