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Edward Gilbert, Wall Street celebrity turned felon, has found new fortune selling real estate partnerships. He proves that genius is leverage in a rising market.

Has bringing down the law on music pirates backfired on the record industry?

How to figure out if it's worth it to pay extra for a rider that lets you rebuild after a loss with more eco-friendly materials and appliances.

The status of extended unemployment benefits, how some people circumvent the cable bill and other consumer-focused items from Thursday's Times.

The decision that could cost the bank tens of millions a year and put pressure on other banks to do the same.

Bank of America drops overdraft fees for debit card purchases, spending on plastic surgery drops and other consumer-focused items from Wednesday's Times.

American Express offers rewards points for volunteer work.

Here are 10 facts from the I.R.S. about the child and dependent care tax credit.

In this post, our tax expert answers questions about education tax credits and deductions.

The shape of the U.S. recovery isn't a sure thing yet.

New details about the books and apps that will run on the tablet computer.

Carlos Slim Helu takes the No. 1 spot on Forbes' annual list of the world's richest as a record 164 billionaires return to the ranking amid the global economic recovery.

The nationalized British bank cuts its losses while the pound slides on more concerns about the U.K. economy.

The company, which claimed it could protect against identify theft, will pay $12 million and change its marketing campaign.

You may not have checked your credit score lately, but there’s a good chance someone else has.

The two questions to ask yourself when you're feeling certain about a big investing bet.

In this post, our tax expert answers questions about education tax credits and deductions.

Here are 10 ways the tax code benefits parents by helping to defray the costs of adopting, raising and educating children.

The exit row is no longer free on some flights, how to outsource dumping a significant other and other consumer-focused items from Tuesday's Times.

These high-fliers may have risen too far.