Market News:

Something Rotten In U.K. Businesses

Cases of fraud in the country soar in 2009, but even that isn't the full picture.

Labor Pains For British Airways

The U.K.'s flagship airline is stumbling through industrial problems as it waits for the premium market to stabilize.

PC Makers Part On China's Green Dam

China's "green dam" project splits PC makers into the compliers and the stallers.

The Missing Black Box

The latest twist in the Air France saga raises the question once again of a black box that transmits data.

Phantom Homes

Hundres of thousands of foreclosed homes are hidden from the market's eye.

Corn: Ripe For The Picking

Higher planted acres are weighing on corn prices, which could mean lower input costs for some industries.

Recession-Proof Tech Stocks

The strong will get stronger, and big tech will thrive, said Karl Mills of Jurika, Mills & Keifer.

FDIC Gets Tough On Private Equity

Federal insurer tightens rules to attract more buyers to failed bank auctions.

Dour Fed Chatter

Fed officials are more worried that low inflation means near-zero rates low for years.

The Oil Rig Glut

Rig counts are better than expected but demand for oil products remains weak, compounding price pressures.