Sean Cole

Some rich folks keep their wealth to themselves - for a number of reasons.

One philanthropist passes on lessons she's learned, including the risks of "following your passion" without doing your homework

There are some 80,000 private charitable foundations operating in the U.S. today, and you don't have to be crazy rich to launch a one.

Mid-career internships may be a trend, according to articles on the Internet and anecdotes at dinner parties

Feeling a little wary about diving into Wall Street? An entrepreneur merged social media and stock indexes to create a fantasy investing world, where you can invest without losing any real dollars but potentially win some greenbacks too.

Blu Cigs, a brand of electronic cigarettes, is coming out with a "smart pack" that will alert you when you're in the presence of other users.

Stock brokers, financial planners, accountants: Workers of the financial industry are among the most likely to have had a major depressive episode in the past year. Reporter Sean Cole looks at what makes this industry more susceptible to depression.

Sean Cole looks at a game where people use real money to place bets, even though they know they'll never win. Ever.

The company that makes Lay's Potato Chips says it has developed a low-sodium chip that doesn't taste any less salty.

There's a lot of creative content on YouTube, some of it copyrighted. But instead of blocking that content, copyright holders increasingly prefer making money.