General Motors is running out of money, reporting a loss of $4.2 billion for the quarter. Ford lost $2.9 billion and made more cutbacks.

A photographer who reported Heather Locklear for allegedly driving erratically made money from taking photos of her arrest.

The New York Sun is shutting down after running out of money, ending a six-year run in which the newspaper provided an alternative ...

In a world of big egos and bigger bets, Goldman Sachs is the firm that other Wall Street firms love to hate. Its investment bankers are the smartest. Its traders, the best. They make the most money. But the beginning of the end is felt even at Goldman.

The country's music forum, Kundumuzikinyarwanda, an umbrella body of local musicians, is on the verge of disintegrating owing it to an ugly money-related scandal involving two top managers of the body.

Quiet angel investor Quercus Trust puts money into Promethean Power, which is combining solar power and thermoelectrics to make refrigerators for rural India.

Spice Girl Melanie Brown is auctioning off the contents of her former home in the UK to raise money for charity.

A number of homeowners have been using raffles and competitions in a last-ditch effort to raise money and unload a house.

Tired of navigating the often-secretive donor funding world, a group of international non-profits have launched the Publish What You Fund (PWYF) campaign to encourage donors to reveal timely and accessible information about how they are spending their money.

In many ways, these small and midsize companies look like the Wall Street of old, before firms took on large amounts of leverage - or borrowed money - and began trading aggressively.