Fueled in part by the organizing power of social media, workers in the technology sector and beyond may be ushering in a new era of employee activism on moral and ethical issues.

During the 1960s and early 1970s, Jerrold Fine and his partners ran Wall Street’s top hedge fund. In a conversation about life and its lessons, he spoke about why he gave it all up four years ago to write a novel.

Iconic guitar maker Gibson is about to emerge from bankruptcy — can it recapture the magic that turned it into a music icon?

Faith-based groups are increasingly investing in socially and environmentally responsible causes, generating attractive returns to then reinvest.

Jerrold Fine’s debut novel, “Make Me Even and I’ll Never Gamble Again,” packs the power of a Babe Ruth home run.