The median pay for chief executives of the 100 most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange increased 11% last year to £3.9 million ($5 million). Workers got a 2% hike.
Fort Myers, Florida, was ground zero for the mortgage crisis during the recession. Since then, it's recovered and construction is booming again -- to the point where people are worried that another housing meltdown might be around the corner.
Companies are contracting directly with health care providers and offering more digital care in order to keep costs under control, a new study has found.
Gold typically does well in times of market turmoil. But that's not the case lately. Gold prices and several gold ETFs are down this year. Why? Rising rates and a stronger dollar make gold less attractive. That may not change anytime soon.
Russia's rapid sale of Treasuries sparked a guessing game about Moscow's motivations. No matter the cause, the debt dump hasn't hurt America's ability to borrow.
The construction equipment giant reported earnings that topped forecasts and boosted its outlook. Caterpillar said tariffs will lead to higher costs. But business is going so well that the company is raising prices.