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John Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group of investment companies, talks about how his personal financial views were shaped growing up during the Great Depression.

Adam Bahner, better known as Tay Zonday, talks about what he learned from his parents that helps him manage his finances as a professional viral video superstar and campy Internet sensation.

The U.S. wants to make it easier for American automakers to get their cars in front of Japanese customers.

The Bureau of Reclamation declares the first water shortage for the Colorado River basin, which provides water for tens of millions of people and large agricultural regions.

Estee Lauder began marketing makeup to minorities in the U.S. during the recession, launching its M.A.C. stores. Now that line is the biggest selling makeup in several countries.

What are some of the strategies businesses are using to respond to the fast-growing Latino market? And what are the challenges?

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Brazil, the U.S.'s biggest trading partner in Latin America, and Brazilians are not happy about recent allegations that the government spied on U.S. friends and allies.

AOL hoped to create a viable new model for local news, but now it's planning dramatic cuts to Patch sites and staff.

The pop star is sporting a new, shorn look, and there's a financial fallout when a pop or beauty icon changes styles.

Flashy electric-car maker Tesla is struggling to become more profitable, and GM and Daimler are cutting prices on their zero-emission models