Donald Trump: Stock market turbulence ‘big mistake’
The major ups and downs are not evoking the same sentiments as the 'old days,' according to the President.
How Trump tax cuts, monetary policy are driving stocks, Dow turbulence, and rollercoaster volatility
Investors and Wall Street finally looked at the bigger budget deficits and are getting nervous.
Breaking down bitcoin
FOX 10's John Hook talks to Clinical Associate Professor of Finance Geoffrey Smith about cryptocurrency on the station's Newsmaker Sunday show.
How to purchase or lease a car
Buying a vehicle takes research, patience, the right amount of funds, and bargaining abilities. Here are tips to gain those skills so you can drive away in new wheels.
The 50 best stocks of all time
Professor of Finance Hendrik Bessembinder wants to let you in on a secret. It's unlikely you'll choose a winner. The trick, he says, is to diversify your portfolio.
Bitcoin, Ripple, and Ethereum sell-off on Korean concerns may be overblown
South Korea is among one of the world's largest exchanges for cryptocurrency, so a ban on it by the country's officials would lead to an acute shortage of the virtual currency, stopping it from spreading to other markets.
What is the potential impact of Bitcoin for the Arizona economy?
Finance professor shares the possible benefits and pitfalls of the digital currency for today and tomorrow, and for local economies and overseas markets.
Home runs in stock market are harder to hit than we thought
New research by Professor of Finance Hank Bessembinder shows that the slim odds of picking companies that will turn into big winners also apply to picking publicly traded stocks that will outperform U.S. Treasury bills in the long run.
Takeover attempts: Seeing past the shenanigans
Why do companies reject bids? That’s the question Thomas Bates, chair of the finance department, set out to answer with his co-author.
So few market winners, so much dead weight
Research by Professor of Finance Hendrik Bessembinder covered in The New York Times receives a response from Bloomberg