Flint's 100,000 people now have only one major store within city limits.
The idea is to help protect against the costs of pandemics.
The city's efforts to alleviate poverty date back decades, with lasting effects.
The gap between rich and poor, and lessons learned in New York City.
Disney thrives on an almost self-sustaining business model.
But the Gap retail stores are suffering from an identity crisis.
Wall Street eyes the fed, colleges may have to pay up for defaulted loans, and the costs of investing in a hedge fund.
A Senate committee is considering changes to college loan default rules.
Insurance plans with high deductibles and co-pays, mean rising out-of-pocket costs.
A writer talks about how his process starts with the paper.
