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Anthony Scaramucci,SkyBridge Capital with an outlook on hedge funds, and a look at the best and worst performing funds. more...

Markets will be watching three major policy speeches Thursday, including President Obama and Fed Chairman Bernanke, but the speaker that may be most dramatic may be out of Europe. more...

Chinese policymakers are tolerating moderately faster yuan appreciation to help curb inflation, though there is a limit to how much they will stomach if currency strength starts to hurt the vast export sector and the broader economy. more...

After the downgrade of American debt, many Chinese asked whether their government had invested wisely. The NYT reports. more...

Chinese economists said the U.S. credit rating downgrade by Standard & Poor's poses great risk to financial markets and expect it to prompt China, the world's biggest holder of U.S. Treasuries, to accelerate the diversification of its holdings.* more...

US banks should be allowed to take a hit from risky investments if the free market is to be preserved, Sean Corrigan, chief investment strategist at Diapason Commodities Management, told CNBC Monday. more...

Charting hot Chinese stocks and whether the group is headed for a drop, with Michael Klibaner, Jones Lang LaSalle head of research, China. more...

With persistent uncertainty over the* Greek government's policies and over the EU's ability to agree on a solution, the euro should be on shaky ground, according to some analysts. more...

Answering the question whether Greece is too big to default and the fallout if it does fail, with Gabriel de Kock, Morgan Stanley and CNBC's Steve Liesman and Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. more...

If the market overreacts on the plus side to any news of a Greek debt deal, here's how to trade. more...

CNBC's Kate Kelly reports the numbers on the mining company's initial public offering on the London Exchange today. more...

The world's biggest banks are likely to be hit by capital surcharges that increase progressively based on a lender's size, how connected it is to other banks and how easily it could be replaced in a crisis, global regulators have told the Financial Times. more...