A guide to buying toxic assets.

Retail activity has slowed throughout New York, but one neighborhood is still a commercial powerhouse.

Buildings that sold for $500 million in 2007 may now be worth half that. And vultures are circling giddily in the air.

Victims of the $65 billion Ponzi scheme feel cast out, denied justice, forgotten. They’re angry at just about everyone, including, in some cases, themselves.

The nothing-can-be-believed chaos of the financial crisis created a golden opportunity for a blog run by a mysterious ex-hedge-funder with a dodgy past and conspiracy theories to burn.

One hundred individuals of varying frugality surveyed in Washington Square Park.

For 300 years, we’ve been preaching thrift as a virtue. But what if it’s something that’s inherited rather than learned?

When Lehman Brothers went down in an inglorious heap a little more than a year ago, anxiety went viral.

The Giants quarterback’s new contract, said to be the richest in NFL history, may really be a bargain.