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Lots to cover, including the latest bizarre twists at Fukushima after the jump/ Our first story, in which the third point precisely refutes the claim made just before, comes from the Department of Ironic Self Refutation via the London Daily Mail: Home...

    *** Silver (and Gold) remain range bound. Technically, we are still in a ‘coiled spring COT setup’ – with the bullion banks positioned for higher prices and speculators betting on downside momentum. *** THE WORLD...

With annual interest rates around 400 percent, payday loans are called exploitative by critics. But the industry says those rates are necessary. And nearly 90% of borrowers are satisfied customers. (photo: stallio) Our latest Freakonomics Radio episode...

Does it feel like no matter what you do, you don’t have much money left over at the end of the month? We’ve got ideas on how you can actually save money. If you're saving up for a vacation, trying to build up wealth or somehow trying to get one of those...

Is cost-benefit analysis a good idea for financial regulation? Ostensibly an essay addressing that question, this piece expanded to a rather critical survey of financial regulation, as I thought about what the costs and benefits of financial regulation...