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WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 13, 2007
Rice said Putin's concentration of power is stifling Russia's transition to democracy, following meetings with beleaguered Russian human-rights activists.
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 13, 2007
Senator Clinton said that President Bush has made a mistake in failing to push direct diplomacy with Iran and defended her vote to label Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist force.
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 13, 2007
Australian Prime Minister John Howard called general elections for Nov. 24 that will decide whether the country will start bringing home its troops from Iraq.
WSJ.com: What's News US - Oct 13, 2007
A makeshift gold mine collapsed in southwest Colombia, killing 21 people and injuring another 18.
Barron's Most Viewed Today - Oct 13, 2007
A market meltdown on the scale of the 1987 crash is unlikely – but not impossible. Best to stash some cash, just in case. And, a reporter remembers Black Monday.
WSJ.com Video - News - Oct 13, 2007
Watch Jeff and Amy Opdyke debate whether their son should be allowed to spend his savings on pretty much whatever he wants. (Oct. 14)
Barron's Markets - Oct 13, 2007
Despite efforts to curb speculation, Chinese stocks continue to rally -- and may still double from current levels before their day of reckoning.
Barron's Markets - Oct 13, 2007
Stocks manage grains, and a new high, despite headwinds.
Barron's Most Viewed This Week - Oct 13, 2007
A market meltdown on the scale of the 1987 crash is unlikely -- but not impossible. Best to stash some cash, just in case. And, a reporter remembers Black Monday.
Barron's This Week Magazine - Oct 13, 2007
A market meltdown on the scale of the 1987 crash is unlikely -- but not impossible. Best to stash some cash, just in case. And, a reporter remembers Black Monday.