As we pointed out last week, venture capitalist Tom Perkins and other rich folks have taken to declaring themselves the real victims of America's alleged class war who face a "Kristallnacht" of have-not rage. Rightbloggers have risen to this …

While putting a child through 13 years of private schooling can easily cost A$250,000 ($218,000) in fees alone, it is insanely popular with an increasingly affluent, and aspiring, middle class. No less than … Inflation in health care is not far …

He showed off his smooth dance moves, spinning and splitting on the stage while still looking cool in a gold lame jacket, equal parts Michael Jackson, James Brown and Elvis. "This is your opportunity to dance," he shouted at the crowd. "Put your hands …

Analysts say a sharp decline for equities on Wall Street and fears of an emerging-market crisis boosted the allure of investing in gold, which is a reason gold futures settled higher Wednesday. Gold prices rose 1 percent to $1,269 an ounce. Sam Mitchem …

Gold was little changed in early Asian trading on Monday, after posting its first loss in six weeks, as the strength in the U.S. dollar and the absence of key buyer China weighed on prices. Spot gold was steady at $1,242.86 an ounce by 0016 GMT …

Super Bowl commercials generate as much excitement for some as the game itself. For those whose hometown teams are in this ultimate contest of America's most popular sport, the breaks in action are time to run and answer nature's call, grab the next …

Hedge funds raised bullish gold wagers by the most since July and sold copper holdings as emerging-market turmoil boosted concern the global economy will slow and increased demand for precious metals as a haven. The net-long position in gold jumped …

Data from the Commodities Futures Trading Commission released Friday showed that hedge funds and money managers raised their bullish bets in gold futures in the week ending January 28. Gross long gold positions rose by 6,273 contracts to 120,096, …

Gold retreated after posting the first monthly advance since August as physical buying across Asia slowed during the Lunar New Year. Bullion for immediate delivery lost as much as 0.2 percent to $1,242.15 an ounce and was at $1,244.48 at 8:48 a.m. in …