“Game Change,” Mark Halperin and John Heilemann’s No. 1 bestseller about the 2008 presidential campaign, is the most exciting book on the political scene to emerge since “All the President’s Men,” writes Jon Friedman.

Plenty of media institutions are viewing 2010 as a shot at redemption. Let's assess the prospects for three of them: the New York Times, Business Week and AOL.

The hottest parlor game in the television industry in 2010 will center on this question: Who will succeed Oprah Winfrey when she exits her show in 2011?

Among the shares expected to see active trade in Friday's session are those of Big Lots, Take-Two and FedEx.

Jon Friedman has a modest proposal for data and news behemoth Bloomberg L.P. It should buy Newsweek.

Stanley and Fiona Druckenmiller, who gave a total of $705-million in 2009, lead the list of most-generous philanthropists, published by Slate magazine and

This Initiative Marks the First Time Kaplan University Offers Single Online Courses