For-hire judges can help litigants resolve disputes more quickly and may actually be cheaper for clients in the long run.

We look at why the unequal "K-shaped" pandemic recovery persists half a decade later, according to professor Peter Atwater.

And retailers are cashing in by catering to high-spending shoppers.

The Trump administration says that for $5 million, successful applicants would get a fast track to U.S. permanent residency and citizenship.

The U.K. government has abolished a special status that has allowed wealthy individuals to shelter worldwide assets from British taxes.

Common economic measurements, like GDP growth, tell us how fast the economic pie is growing. But they don’t tell us how the pie is getting distributed.

But even if baby boomers plan to pass on housing wealth to their heirs, they might end up needing it themselves.

Bloomberg’s Claire Ballentine reports that women tend to be conservative, thoughtful investors and donate more to charity than men.

New research finds that inequities in unemployment risk can explain some of the racial gap in stock market investment.

We dive into a financial system that’s designed to protect the ultra wealthy.