Stacey Vanek Smith

Online real estate company Zillow has released some more details about its planned initial public offering. But with the housing market in shambles, is the timing right for a real estate website to go public?

President Obama's Twitter Town Hall highlights how social media sites have evolved into news providers, communication networks and more. But many social media companies still don't have a solid business model.

By trying to create buzz around its latest announcement, Facebook follows the hype tactic being deployed by fellow tech companies.

As part of the government bailout of AIG, the Federal Reserve bought $16 million worth of mortgage-securities from the company. Now, thanks to changes to the bond and housing markets, it may be stuck with them for a while.

The Federal Reserve bought 85 percent of new Treasury bonds as it pumped money into the economy.

Banks and credit card companies are looking for ways to make up billions in fees they can no longer charge, thanks to new regulations. Your shopping habits are high value.

Companies invest in preventing data breaches. But with successful cyber attacks all but inevitable, how are they preparing for the consequences?

Four out of 10 people with a home equity loan owe more than their home is worth, adding to the economic hangover from the days of easy credit.

Horse cutting awards about $40 million in prizes each year, but a virus threatens to shut down this season's events.

The Treasury has agreed to sell its stake in Chrysler, giving Fiat majority control. Will Chrysler's second European marriage succeed?