The Federal Reserve cut rates. Here's what investors should do now.

Chen Wenling, the chief economist for the China Centre for International Economic Exchanges, spoke as a Chinese delegation flew to Washington for preliminary talks Beijing to agree to buy more American farm products, while US President Donald Trump should postpone further tariff increases and ease restrictions on Huawei

Finance chief tells nationalist tabloid Global Times the city could enter a technical recession in the third quarter Chan adds he is unworried by competition from mainland Chinese rivals

Only 1 per cent of professionals expect a salary cut in the next 12 months, according to Heidrick & Struggles survey Hiring remains robust despite concerns about 'rougher seas' for the industry, search firm and consulting firm says

Hong Kong Monetary Authority cuts base lending rate by 25 basis points to 2.25 per cent Norman Chan Tak-lam says Monetary Authority and banks will help businesses survive 'challenging time'

Global negative rates, a new normal?

There are a lot of risks to your portfolio--be it Saudi Arabia, the ever-looming Fed, or the trade war, there are a lot of potential risks for investors portfolios.

FedEx may be right for the long-term investors. Traders might want to be cautious.

In a widely expected move, the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points Wednesday to a range of 1.75% to 2%.

Here's the difference wrapped up in a two-minute fun video.