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The gold bugs are constantly hawking the aurum on television and everywhere else they can get some face time, but here are four reasons to give argentum a look instead.

US Companies have the most cash relative to debt on record in the final quarter of 2009. The financial crisis showed companies that cash is king - but what are they going to do with this gigantic hoard?

It's the stuff of bad science fiction, but is it really the culprit? If it is, it could mean disaster for an already struggling auto industry.

When people fear a collapse, they don't spend. Would enough fear of a collapse cause one?

The state pension mess may be mostly self-inflicted.

Are Leveraged Inverse ETFs: Are they portfolio boosters or the WMDs of the ETF Market?

You never know what to expect with our current administration.

This is the Peter Principle at its best.

Everyone who gets on CNBC these days speaks about the Chinese economy, Chinese demand or something else related to China.

Over the past nine years, General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt has earned $90 million, while the company has lost 40% of it's value. What's going on?

Google has a near monopoly on internet search and advertising around the world. Now the company is thinking about what to do with it's $25 billion cash pile.

One of the market's biggest cheerleaders just lost his pom-poms.

Cash-strapped states are desperate for tax money, and they're doing anything they can to get their hands on it. Their newest plan? Going after job commuters.

Love it or hate it--and according to the polls it's mostly hate it--the health care bill will be law soon. But what's going to be the bottom line impact for companies? For Caterpillar, it's a lot more than you think.