Money can't replace charred photo albums and other personal treasures, but several hundred homeowners whose houses burned to the ground in last year's Sayre Fire have pulled an unexpected windfall from the ashes of tragedy.

A developer of luxury condo buildings in Edgewater, Palisades Park and Hoboken is on track to emerge from bankruptcy under the control of a big name in New Jersey and New York real estate.

OPINION/ANALYSIS: Maybe we can breathe a collective sigh of relief -- now that we've dodged the bullet of a catastrophic collapse of America's entire financial system. But how do we avoid a possible repeat performance? To be sure, we need to revive and reform the housing market.

A group of House Democrats alarmed over accusations the Federal Reserve mishandled the government's $85 billion bailout of American International Group want Congress to conduct a top-to-bottom review of the agency.

Taxpayers are taking another hit as strapped local governments fork over billions in fees on investments gone bad

AIG Hawaii Insurance Co. said it will change its name to Farmers Insurance Hawaii Inc. at the start of next year to reflect its new ownership under Farmers Insurance Group. AIG Hawaii was sold in July as owner American International Group Inc. took steps to repay some of the billions owed in government bailout money.

AIG Hawaii Insurance Co. said it will change its name to Farmers Insurance Hawaii Inc. at the start of next year to reflect its new ownership under Farmers Insurance Group. AIG Hawaii was sold in July as owner American International Group Inc. took steps to repay some of the billions owed in government bailout money.

Two high-level probes involving Bank of America Corp. have highlighted some of the financial sector's backroom maneuvers during last year's financial crisis, according to new reports this week.

The Federal Reserve's initial emergency plan last fall to save then-failing American International Group was so hastily put together and poorly structured that it resulted in billions of additional taxpayer dollars spent on the insurance giant, says a new report by a Treasury Department independent watchdog.

FAIRMONT -- The recession may be over, but the country has a long, slow recovery ahead of it, David Wyss said. Wyss, chief economist at Standard & Poor's, recently provided his outlook for the economy of the United States during the 16th annual West Virginia Economic Outlook Conference.