In a study analyzing the last tech bubble, two professors found younger and less experienced fund managers became more swept up in the euphoria and suffered greater losses.

The British economy, like that of the U.S., may be headed for recession, and the reasons are similar: the collapse of a once red-hot housing market and rising inflation.

The former labor secretary talks about why offshore drilling won’t solve high gas prices, the cash benefits of keeping things on the small side and dating Hillary Clinton.

The order raised concerns that the online video viewing habits of hundreds of millions of people could be exposed.

Joshua Persky, an out-of-work investment banker, was interviewed by major news outlets as he stood on Park Avenue, handing out résumés and wearing a sandwich board.

Phillip R. Bennett was sentenced for a financial cover-up that brought down one of the world’s largest commodities brokerages.

Samuel Israel III, the hedge fund manager who fled after faking a suicide, went to prison on Thursday, 25 days late.

Continental Airlines and two of its employees face involuntary manslaughter charges related to the crash.

The casino operator said it has terminated its $6.1 billion sale to two private equity firms, after agreeing that completing the deal would not be possible without a lengthy litigation process.

American lawyers argued in Moscow that the Bank of New York Mellon is liable for $22.5 billion in damages for a money-laundering scandal that helped undermine Russia’s economy.