With the headlines about Greece, many investors are thinking twice about sovereign government debt. But as you'll see, that's exactly why I like it and why I'm using sovereign debt funds to lock in yields of 8.8%.

Investors who want to capture the real potential of emerging powerhouses like Brazil won't look to the traditional exchange-traded funds on the market. They'll look here instead...

The list of deals this company has done in the past year will make your chin drop, leaving you with one question: Who's next -- and how do I profit from it?

After years of fighting for a massive Air Force contract, one company bows out and hands the business to its rival.

Despite lackluster demand in the recession, this company still made huge profits. Now, as economies recover in the months and years ahead, this company is positioned for a nice windfall.

Wait until you see how a small change in the way "pink sheet" stocks are listed opens up a fertile hunting ground for income investors. I've even flagged one intriguing pick that comes thanks to the recent change.

In the quest for emerging markets with long-term potential, the BRIC powerhouses of Brazil, Russia, India and China almost always take center stage. Rarely do you see much ink devoted to this up-and-coming country.

A recent lunch meeting with an old friend left me with a few questions about how to earn a high yield from oil companies. What I uncovered could be the secret key to fattening your income stream courtesy of crude.

This billionaire has a history of creating shareholder value. A new plan to combine three of his businesses could spell profits for investors who get in first.

This British firm has inked two deals that give it exclusive access to a massive new oil field that has yet to produce a dry hole.