The seeds of the Great Recession included a lot of greed, fraud … and some technology.

We spoke with Grant Thornton economist Diane Swonk about the diary she kept throughout the financial crisis in 2008.

Tom Russo, former general counsel at Lehman Brothers and AIG, talked to us about how the fall of Lehman Brothers could have been stopped.

There was a time when most banks were small. They liked it that way. Today, just six banks manage more than half the assets in the entire U.S. banking industry.

The investment bank's failure triggered nearly 80 bankruptcy proceedings involving hundreds of its subsidiaries.

Lehman's collapse is, to this day, the largest bankruptcy filing in U.S. history.

Donald Layton on the U.S. housing market 10 years after the financial crisis.

Why are the mortgage giants still under government control?

A McKinsey Global Institute report looks at what we learned and the risks we can expect moving forward.

Neel Kashkari on the 2008 financial crisis and what Congress would do if another crisis hits.