Freakonomics correspondent Stephen Dubner explains the unexpected consequences of predetermining your baby's genetics.

AXS will compete with Ticketmaster in a shrinking concert business.

Standard & Poor's finds itself the only credit rating agency to downgrade U.S. debt, while critics question its own credibility and investigators look into its rating of mortgage bonds.

A look at the ASU community after budget cuts forced out most of the university's janitorial staff.

As the conflict ends, the fate of Libya's damaged oil industry rests with the National Ruling Council.

Shares of the biggest U.S. bank continue to take a beating over concerns about bad mortgages and possible write offs. How bad could it get?

Financial expert and author John Mauldin says he thinks the world has to come to terms with a new economic reality, and could be on the road to recovery within five to six years.