February 10, 2011

During New York Fashion Week, designers like Joseph Altuzarra must dazzle the press, satisfy retailers and answer their critics — and do it all over again a few months later.

New research suggests the traditional division of labor between innovators and customers is breaking down as more individual consumers invent and improve products on their own.

Brokerage firms and advisers are asking people to share responsibility for managing their wealth by engaging in the process.

The compromise tax law that was enacted in December clarified the tax outlook for the immediate future, but that clarity will last for only two years.

Lack of uniformity in how Americans are counted by race and ethnicity make analysis difficult.