market crash

September marks the anniversary of two events that rocked the markets: the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack and the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in 2008. Today, many people worry about the possibility of a terrorist attack on the financial system. International economist Rex Ghosh, who has written a novel about just that, discusses the threat.

Investors might be atwitter over the so-called Hindenburg Omen, a technical indicator flashing a red alert for an imminent market crash. But the odds of it being right are long to non-existent, experts say.

CANNES -- Tony winner and Oscar nominee Frank Langella can explain how he emerged from the financial collapse unscathed. For the most part. "When I was shooting Frost/Nixon in 2007, I woke up one morning with no intellectual thought, just some kind of old-lady, Italian-emotional thing that I...