Julia Coronado

Twenty-six states are challenging the law, parts of which are already in place. Could the arguments for either side be affecting investors today?

Today the Bank of Japan is holding a meeting to talk about monetary policy for the third largest economy in the world, one year after the earthquake tsunami and nuclear disaster there.

In China today, the government lowered the country's growth forecast for the year to 7.5 percent. That's the first target under 8 percent since 2005.

Who has more to lose in the ongoing crisis in Europe -- Greece, or its lenders, like Germany?

The news that Americans are saving more is a mixed blessing, and could also increase our risk of deflation.

The new chief executive, Thorsten Heins, will bring "new blood" to Research In Motion, as the company tries to win back its position in the smartphone market

With ongoing troubles in Europe and an obvious slow down in many Asian economies, it looks as though America might be the bright spot in the global economy.

If lawmakers in Washington don't agree on a deal soon, Americans could soon feel a 2 percent tax hike come the first of the year

FedEx is expecting to ship 17 million packages today, up from last year's peak of 15.6 million in a single day.

News from Europe today shows positive steps towards solving the debt crisis, on the micro and macro level.