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By hoarding its cash as oil prices soared, the company has positioned itself to take advantage of the coming shakeout in the energy sector.

A growing chorus of experts says the market looks cheap, and it includes some former bears who foresaw the crash we’re suffering through.

It’s been a tough year, but tax laws let you slough off some of your pain to the government. That makes now a good time to retool your portfolio — but act by Dec. 31.

But a big loss is chopped substantially at the close. Toyota expects to report a loss and oil falls again. GM and Ford shares tumble on suggestions that auto restructuring will wipe out shareholders. Two-year Treasurys yield less than 1%.

The telecom giant tops an MSN Money list of recommended stocks. Here are StockScouter’s top picks.

The German engineering giant is accused of a global bribery binge and is under investigation in 16 countries. But who got the money? We ask you to help find out.

Start with a reality check — and then get smarter about your investments, retirement plans and your home. Here are experts’ suggestions; feel free to add your own.

The central bank has cut interest rates to almost zero, but even that won’t energize the economy if businesses can’t find customers. Some companies will be fine, though, particularly a certain drug maker.

You really can make money in this market, but it’s easier to lose it. This primer will help you ‘Archie Bunker-proof’ your portfolio so you don’t end up broke and singing ‘Those Were the Days.’

This slowdown wasn’t caused the usual way, so the usual remedy — flooding the economy with cash — isn’t a quick solution. But that won’t stop Washington from trying.