Growth Investing

If there's been one thing propping up the U.S. economy - and giving the Federal Reserve at least some wiggle room in taking its time to lower rates - it's the U.S. employment scene, which has produced month after month of robust job growth and kept the unemployment rate at a generational low - at least until now.

Both growth and value stocks can have a place in an investor's portfolio. Here are some of the key differences between the two.

Trading and long-term investing are both viable forms of playing the market that bring their own unique benefits and risks to the table.

The oncology company has had a strong run and all the technical signals indicate the move higher isn't over.

Stemline Therapeutics and Flexion Therapeutics both saw their shares climb on positive news developments.

Goldman Sachs doesn't make many acquisitions, but when it does buy a company, the founders often end up working at the Wall Street firm, as appears to be the case for Joe Duran, founder of United Capital.

Common stock is what you generally think of when you think about stock. What are the pros and cons of common stock, and how does it differ from other forms?

Bank of America said it would accelerate a branch expansion and modernization effort started three years ago -- betting that customers still want to visit physical locations even as more shoppers go online.

Endowments are a critical financial vehicle for non-profits; they hold and spend needed funds. Here's how an endowment works.

Assessing Aurora and its peers, strictly on the numbers.