WATCH: Can God Trust You With Riches?

Tony Richardson made a decent living as an accountant working around the country. He invested in real estate, which stretched his income.   

Retired Atlanta Educators say They Were Given Okay to Cheat

Two retired educators testified Tuesday they erased answers at Deerwood Academy in 2008 and 2009 with the blessing of then-Assistant Principal Tabeeka Jordan.

Tabeeka Jordan listens to testimony during an APS tribunal on Tuesday.

New Report says Low Tax Rates And High Divorce Rates Help Explain Why Americans Work More Than Europeans

Why do Americans work 30 percent more than Europeans?

Morgan Stanley Subpoenaed In Facebook Case

Massachusetts’ top securities regulator has subpoenaed Morgan Stanley related to allegations that it gave some clients negative information about Facebook before last week’s initial public offering.

You Are What You Eat

When it comes to staving off the problems of aging, your diet is your friend–or enemy

The Soft Side of Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe

As the nation transitions to democracy, longtime Mugabe foe David Coltart has an upfront view of Zimbabwe’s tyrant in his sunset years.

Feds Sue BofA, JPMorgan, Others Over Toxic Mortgage Bonds

The government has sued several big banks over toxic mortgage securities they issued that were bought by two small Illinois banks which failed in May 2009.