Author Tony D'Souza discusses his new novel, "Mule," which follows a couple as they struggle with finances and morals under the weight of the recession.

Jobs, jobs, jobs. Everyone is taking about the best way to create more jobs. So, where can we find the opportunities?

In Mozambique, it's hard to find spare parts for today's technology. So artists use African blackwood to fix everything from espresso makers to cars.

The Troubled Asset Relief Program stabilized the financial and auto industries, but hasn't delivered aid to struggling homeowners.

Yahoo gives ABC's original news programming 100 million new viewers -- but to keep those viewers, Yahoo needs original content like ABC's.

From humble beginnings to cities across the nation, Occupy Wall Street protests are idiosyncratic and growing.

American Airlines parent group loses over 40 percent before closing down almost a third.

Professor Jeremi Suri discusses the motives behind the Occupy Wall Street protests, who the protesters are, and what happens next.