A new report from the Special Inspector General overseeing TARP says top executives at GM and Ally continued to receive huge paydays even as the U.S. government was keeping the companies afloat.

The U.S. economy relies on robust consumer spending. But it's starting to look like Americans have had enough of some products.

Even if the real estate market in the world's second-biggest economy were to collapse, the repercussions may not be bad as you think.

The venerable investment bank Lehman Brothers went under six years ago today. While Wall Street has recovered from the financial crisis that resulted, lessons endure for Main Street investors.

The Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt, Toyota Prius, BMW i3, and other electrified cars were projected to take over an ever-increasing chunk of the auto market. Only sales have gone flat in 2014. What happened?

While the number of Americans in the labor pool is still at worrisome lows, the outlook for those who are employed or are still looking is improving