(Bloomberg) -- From the Dutch tulip craze of 1637 to America’s dot-com bubble at the turn of the century, history is littered with speculative frenzies that ended badly for investors...

An Annapolis, Md.-based financial advisor faces allegations that he fired a female employee because she was pregnant, according to claims by the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland. The group alleges Michael Chartos, an advisor with in...

(Bloomberg) -- The trustee unwinding Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme is losing patience with the estates of the con man’s dead sons...

It’s not every day you find the NFL draft, a social media hacking scandal and a financial advisor wrapped up in a single story, but that’s the world we live in. According to ESPN’s investigative unit, attorneys and agents representing Miami D...

A U.S. consumer watchdog on Thursday proposed new rules to block credit card companies, banks and other companies from forcing customers to waive their rights to join class action lawsuits and settle disputes only through arbitration...

How well do you know movies about finance and Wall Street? Test your knowledge of well-known movie lines with this quiz. Simply select which movie the given quote is from. You’re on the honor system, so no Googling. Your own memory and intuit...

Older adults are more susceptible to fraud when their emotions are heightened, according to psychologists at Stanford University’s Center for Longevity. The recent Stanford study, funded by the AARP Fraud Watch Network and the FINRA...

Pimco Foundation to get $2 million from the stamp sale

The next big monetary and fiscal policy move should include an airdrop of "money from helicopters" to stimulate the U.S. economy and avoid an extended recession, says Bill Gross, a portfolio manager at Janus Capital Group Inc (JNS.N)...