The real Apple tax scandal; Commentary: Senators should scrap the corporate tax

Apple  is a tax dodger. A cheat. Among the “biggest tax avoiders” in America. A company using “gimmicks” and “the Holy Grail of tax avoidance” in order to deprive the U.S. taxpayers of billions in revenue.

Hold the Phone—Europe's Telecoms Are on Sale

Higher Yields in a Low-Interest World

The pickings are growing increasingly slim for retirees looking to boost the income generated by their savings.To earn yields of 5% or more, investors—who once would have relied on the relative safety of bank certificates of deposit or ...

Will iPhones still exist when Apple bonds mature? What the company might be selling when its 30-year bonds mature

Should you buy Apple bonds? Despite the brand’s appeal, they may not make sense for most

The Wall Street cicada index; These bugs may get better returns than Warren Buffett

When ‘loser’ ETFs close, investors can lose too; Tax bills and ‘survivorship bias’ can trip up the unwary

Next month, iShares, the largest exchange-traded fund provider by assets, will do something it hasn’t done in more than a decade: close one of its 290 ETFs.

This week’s Mutual Funds and ETF stories

Exchange-Traded Funds; Companies Add to Lineups of 'Free' ETFs; Still, trading commissions are only one cost, so other funds may be more attractive on balance

Energy stocks turn lower, track broader market