Middle-school students become adults for a day at JA Finance Park. where they balance a budget and learn how to manage their money.
Author Daniel Gross has a message for all the cynics out there: The American decline is a myth.
While you might be tempted to exit bonds, resist the urge and keep a diverse portfolio.
Pivotal Research Group's Brian Wieser thinks the ideal price point for Facebook stock is $30, $8 below the IPO price.
The two tech giants battle over patents in court despite Apple's reliance on Samsung for parts in products like the iPad.
If Greece exits the euro and opts to bring back the drachma, savings accounts could lose up to half of their value.
In a strange twist of fate, Facebook's ultra-hyped IPO fizzled while Yahoo got a much needed boost.
Harold Geneen, former CEO of the once sprawling conglomerate ITT, made tough leadership fashionable and inspired a generation of CEOs.
As trading volumes spiked to 567 million shares, CNNMoney tried to get in on the action.
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg is the power behind the company's explosive growth and ad business.
CNNMoney looks at the people who make up the biggest investors in Facebook.
As Facebook goes public to great fanfare, tech-inclined investors should be wary of putting all their eggs in the social media basket.
Current Harvard students say that Facebook is not as cool as it used to be, but still 'Almost everyone is on it.'
Amid fears the nation could crash out of the eurozone, Greeks are sending their cash to safer havens like London's real estate market.
Google's self-driving car responds reasonably well in real-life traffic situations around Washington, D.C.
At Cameron Airpark Estates, a community of pilots and air enthusiasts, every home has a hangar and aircraft have the right of way.
Sen. Charles Schumer introduced a measure to stop ex-patriots like Eduardo Saverin from renouncing their U.S. citizenship for tax purposes.
The new 911 Carrera S delivers on Porsche's promise, but expect to leave the $92,000 base price tag in the dust for those cool extras.
In 2005, CNN got an exclusive look inside Facebook's first office and saw how Mark Zuckerberg decided to tweak a key early feature.
Minh Nguyen was out of work for 2 years but recently landed a job through a subsidized employment program.
As Wal-Mart's stock price continues climb, the budget retailer seems to have recovered from a bribery scandal in its Mexican operation.
A professional recruiter offers advice on how to make your resume shine. Hint: focus on your achievements rather than your responsibilities, and keep it brief.
Two veterans working at Credit Suisse talk about the battlefield and the trading floor.
Co-founder Eduardo Saverin owns about 4% of Facebook but gave up US citizenship to live in Singapore - where his IPO tax bill will be smaller.
Stand-up Economist Yoram Bauman compares breaking up with a bank to breaking up with a significant other.
Despite having former Apple exec Ron Johnson in the CEO spot, JC Penney still reported losses and a sharp drop in same store sales.
German Chancellor said she would make every effort to help Greece, but 'sacrifices had to be made' to get the country on solid footing.
EMC CEO Joe Tucci says his company spends nearly $2 billion per year acquiring other tech companies.
A few unhappy, activist shareholders of JPMorgan Chase sound off outside the bank's annual meeting in Tampa, Florida.
Republican Speaker of the House says Americans are sick of Washington 'kicking the can down the road' when it comes to solving our debt crisis.
As Facebook became the number one social network, other sites like MySpace and Friendster fell by the wayside.
Banking analyst Richard Bove says JPMorgan's $2 billion dollar loss is significant but a hit the bank can absorb.
Treasury secretary says big trading loss by JPMorgan shows need to implement Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform to police big banks.
Before throwing gobs of money at Facebook's IPO on Friday, take a look at other social media IPOs such as Groupon, Zynga and LinkedIn.
The massively successful musical artist and businessman says free enterprise is vital in America but unjust practices aren't 'cool'
The American desserts chain Mrs. Fields Cookies is betting on increasingly wealthy Chinese consumers by opening two locations in Beijing.
Before the next CEO can turn Yahoo around, the company has to establish a clear identity to consumers and investors.
Separating from the European currency could prove to be a difficult task for Greece.
It's common practice for 401k plan providers to charge clients a fee they use to underwrite their advertising budgets.
As scandal stricken Scott Thompson steps down, Yahoo names its seventh CEO since 2001. But is Ross Levinsohn the right man for the job?
Former oversight official and current senate candidate Elizabeth Warren says the banks have pushed heavily against much-needed regulation.
The Wave Glider ocean robot, made by California startup Liquid Robotics, can help monitor ocean temperatures, weather and even detect oil spills.
Illinois-based Elastec/American Marine has seen demand for their oil cleanup products grow since they helped cleanup the Deepwater Horizon spill in the gulf.
Sheila Bair, former Chair of the FDIC says JPMorgan's recent trading loss is yet another example of why banks need tougher regulation.
After news of JPMorgan's multi-billion dollar loss, Mike Mayo reaffirms his stance that incentives are misaligned at big banks.
On Monday JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said America still has a royal straight flush. The hand his bank was dealt is not as promising.
For some small business owners in Sayville, New York, Main Street feels like a "ghost town."
With a sprawling sculpture garden, a bone collection and a million-tile mosaic, this artist's home creates a surreal world all its own.
Maribel Lieberman, the founder of Mariebelle Chocolates, says that immigrant entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid to start a business in the U.S.
Steve Jobs' request for tougher glass in the iPhone led Corning to produce Gorilla Glass at a previously struggling Kentucky factory.
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