Divided Decade

About $80 billion helped save GM and Chrysler, but autoworkers and auto-dependent communities haven't fully recovered.

We take a look at four cities whose fates are linked to Chrysler and GM.

The seeds of the Great Recession included a lot of greed, fraud ... and some technology.

There was a time when most banks were small. They liked it that way. Today, just six banks manage more than half the assets in the entire U.S. banking industry.

Chef and entrepreneur Peter Hoffman says there are risks he didn't take, "but there’s also the work towards coming to accept that — this is enough."

The contracts often saddle would-be homeowners with expensive taxes and repairs.

Designers, architects and the president of IKEA U.S. weigh in.

A decade ago, the government told the real estate industry to start sharing its data. What has that meant for competition?

While studies suggest recession graduates tend to fall behind their nonrecession peers in terms of salary and don’t catch up for 10 to 20 years, there are ways to catch up more quickly and make up the gap.

This year's college graduates enter one of the best job markets since the Great Recession.