Looking to fill up flights, airlines drop some last-minute fares.

These veteran money managers still see buys -- in some unexpected places.

The gift of a full recovery isn't under the tree but could be here in 2010.

WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW: On the heels of the climate accord, crude oil comes into focus.

Tepid trades kept most exchange-traded funds flat at week's end.

Also from our polls: Your take on Google and Tiger.

Luskin: The Fed chairman's moves leave investors with only one choice.

WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW: Wall Street worries about unemployment and consumer spending.

Some brokers say the Fed won't raise interest rates until the middle of 2010.

Research In Motion and Oracle results can't sustain upward push for indexes.

As the year draws to a close, Wall Street keeps a close eye on jobs data.

BlackBerry sales lift Reseach in Motion; Palm investors fret competition.

Picks from around the web highlight corporate IT spending and more.

The conference raised awareness but offered few portfolio promises.

Coach has adapted well to the tough retail environment.

From an audio book that dissects Google to covers from TV hit Glee.

Holiday deals are drying up, but we found a few standouts.

Don't trust your mind when you're on the way to the mall for holiday shopping.

Tweeters tweak Jim Cramer and Goldman Sachs's upgrade of GE.

Be heard: What do you have to say about 2000-2009? May the years RIP.