The Justice Department files suit against S&P and its rating of mortgage-backed securities, citing the band Talking Heads in complaint.
by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Love in the time of data
For the author of "Data: A Love Story," finding her perfect match was as easy as...creating the right matrix.
Interview by Kai Ryssdal
Departing UC President on the state of higher ed, future of online learning
As he completes his final months as President of University of California, Mark Yudof joins us to reflect on the state of higher education and the future of online learning.
Interview by Jeremy Hobson
President's Chief Technology Officer announces new round of Innovation program
President Obama's Chief Technology Officer, Todd Park, talks about what exactly America's CTO does -- and announces a second round of the Presidential Innovation Fellows program.
Interview by David Brancaccio
Can money buy good teachers?
One charter school in Manhattan is banking on high teacher salaries leading to higher student achievement.
by Dan Bobkoff
A Hollywood job fades to black: Film projectionist
As movies go digital, a film projectionist talks about how it feels to be one of the last of his kind.
by Lee Sanders
Maria Bartiromo on the risks of Broadway
A new documentary airs tonight on CNBC about one of the riskiest bets out there. It's not a stock, or a bond, or a startup company. It's the business of theater on Broadway.
Interview by Jeremy Hobson
UK banks face break up if they don't shape up
Britain’s finance chief has delivered an ultimatum to the U.K.’s banks: Obey our new rules or we’ll break you up. Some analysts say the U.S. should follow the British example.