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Top Stories Romney handily wins Nevada Republican caucus Republican frontrunner easily defeats Newt Gingrich in the Nevada Republican caucus, building his lead in his bid for the party’s nomination to challenge President Barack Obama in November.
Russia, China veto U.N. resolution against Syria U.S. President Barack Obama calls on Syria’s president to step down accusing the regime of murdered hundreds of its own citizens on Friday.
Thousands of Russians protest Putin’s candidacy Demonstrators turn out in below-freezing temperatures to protest the prime minister’s bid for another presidential term.
NewsWatch: U.S. stocks follow win streak with focus on Europe Cisco, Coca-Cola, Disney and Visa are among bellwethers set to report results amid expectations for market gains to continue; resolution of Europe’s debt crisis is expected to drag on.
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The old adage really worked this time. Obviously, May is not plagued by international problems every year, so the reasons behind abandoning the markets in May transcend the current crisis. The months of May are tough for several reasons. Institutions do an annual review every year and position their portfolios for the upcoming year in January. After the dust settles from the first quarter, it’s time to make some adjustments and get ready for t... full story >>