Joseph V. Lingad

A child of affluence recounts her decade-long addiction to opioids and how she won her personal battle against the national scourge.

University of Pennsylvania Professor Lisa Servon explains why 56 million Americans are turning to alternative financial services, like payday loans and check cashers.

Men's plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures have grown 325% over the past 20 years. Here's how the financial industry is making money on the surge.

EdTech, or educational technology, companies raised over $1 billion in new capital in 2016. Here's how this growing sector can affect millions of students across the nation.

A burgeoning industry of tech companies is enabling employers to make contributions toward their employees' student loans. Could this be the answer to the $1.3-trillion student-debt crisis?

Judith Jamison discusses dancing Alvin Ailey's "genius choreography" with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater dancer Jacqueline Green.

Community Land Trusts (CLTs) have created over 15,000 affordable homes across the country. Here's how it works.

After a U.S. Appeals Court ruled to vacate the Obama-era fiduciary rule, various states are now moving to create their own fiduciary rule, which requires financial advisors to act in the best interest of their clients. Here's what you need to know.