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A look at the afterlife of a sitcom like "The Office," which ends this Thursday night. Can anything be gained from internet royalties and syndication?

"America’s Funniest Home Videos" is opening its 23-season deep library to advertisers. Nothing sells like pets, babies and humor.

Banks are desperate to get new business from stable, responsible borrowers. So they're amping up the credit card perks.

As getting into college becomes ever more competitive, more students are spending the summers creating fodder for college applications.

Not everyone has the cash upfront to buy a new gun. We look at the world of financing a firearm purchase.

An explanation to the puzzle of why Apple is borrowing funds, while also rewarding shareholders with higher dividends.

While cigarette usage has dropped, profits for the tobacco industry are expected to be up.

The MPAA responds to calls for better policing of violence in movies, by increasing the TYPE SIZE on existing explanations. Why? To protect its business at the PG-13 level.

Housing starts in March rose at the highest rate in five years. Which begs the question: What kind of house do people want these days?

After embarrassing misstatements during the launch of a Mark Zuckerberg nonprofit, hear why blunders like this can happen in Silicon Valley, the capital of social media.