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Global temperatures recorded so far this year suggest is likely to emerge as the coolest this century, scientists say.

The market is eager to see Ben Bernanke heading for the sidelines. But with the U.S. economy softening, he may not stay there for long.

Wall Street looks like it could squeak out a gain in 2007, with the major gauges all flashing green heading into the last stretch of the year.

And that's no thanks to the bank and homebuilding stocks, which tanked in the housing and credit market fallout.

Wall Street looks like it could squeak out a gain in 2007, with the major gauges all flashing green heading into the last stretch of the year.

And that's no thanks to the bank and homebuilding stocks, which tanked in the housing and credit market fallout.

Wall Street looks like it could squeak out a gain in 2007, with the major gauges all flashing green heading into the last stretch of the year.

And that's no thanks to the bank and homebuilding stocks, which tanked in the housing and credit market fallout.

Wall Street looks like it could squeak out a gain in 2007, with the major gauges all flashing green heading into the last stretch of the year.

And that's no thanks to the bank and homebuilding stocks, which tanked in the housing and credit market fallout.