Barbara Corcoran, the Shark Tank investor and a real estate mogul, has built a fortune over the years. However, she dedicates all of it to the lessons on money she learnt from her mother.

Barry Ritholtz’s new book discusses why most people are bad at investing, and why famous investors who consistently beat the market are rarities.

My Japanese aunt turned 100 years old this year, and for as long as I can remember, she’s always been a graceful and elegant ...

Today, under the influence of anti-free trade theorists on the right and left, one of the greatest economic policy concepts of all time — globalized free trade — is being crushed under a protectionist ...

She said she actually preferred the $800,000 mobile home, which was right next to the water, over her $15 million apartment ...

The founders of Sparketh went into the Shark Tank in Season 13 to seek funding for their online art education platform. Did ...

When entrepreneur Chrissie Lam left the Shark Tank without a deal for her ethical jewelry company, she refused to let it dampen her spirits.

The real estate market is unpredictable, yet there is a way to know when it's the "perfect" time to buy, according to Barbara ...

The real estate market is unpredictable, yet there is a way to know when it's the "perfect" time to buy, according to Barbara ...

Home sellers typically want to receive top dollar on their house sale. With 21% of sellers reducing their price at least once ...

That’s where Barbara Corcoran would prove you wrong. The real estate mogul, “Shark Tank” star and smart investor obviously has plenty of brain power — but she credits her emotional ...

"Shark Tank" investor Barbara Corcoran has claimed that none of the California wildfire victims she has spoken to are planning to flee Los Angeles—insisting that they are simply "waiting with ...