Detroit

The city says it can't pay for the $18 billion in long-term liabilities it has accumulated.

Metro Detroit has one of the nation’s largest and oldest Syrian communities, where ex-pats work to help family and friends back in Syria.

Today, a US district court considers Detroit's request for bankruptcy protection.

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As if Detroit doesn’t have enough money problems, now the cash-strapped city faces a huge bill from their bankruptcy lawyers.

Detroit's bankruptcy last month has sent ripples through the $3.7-trillion municipal bond market, but so far the fallout seems limited to communities in Michigan.

The bankrupt city received a check from the local school system, but it wasn't deposited because it was left inside a City Hall drawer.

The city of Detroit has brought in Christie's to appraise its art collection to help bail the city out of its $18 billion debt.

After the city's bankruptcy, Detroit's bondholders are nervous about getting repaid. And Detroit's not the only place that's happening.

Apple has got a lot of cash -- $146 billion. That's enough to buy 10 Mark Zuckerbergs or treat cancer in the U.S. for over a year.