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Jefferson Graham chats with former USA TODAY Money columnist Matt Krantz on his favorite investment tips, and says goodbye after 17 years of service.

Joanne Lipman, the new Chief Content Officer for Gannett and the USA TODAY Network, sits down with Jefferson Graham and talks about how she juggles the big new job with writing a book nights and weekends.

Joanne Lipman, the new Chief Content Officer for Gannett, talks about building the USA TODAY Network for breaking news and major stories.

Matthias Mueller apologizes for the emissions cheating scandal that has caused a loss of customer trust and the company to come under fire from the United States for their actions. Nathan Bomey reports from the Detroit Auto Show. Produced by Kelly Jordan, USA TODAY.

USA Today's Ryan Connelly Holmes sits down with reporter Nathan Bomey to discuss stock market woes in China and the US, the December jobs report, and what the state of the market means for American consumers.

USA TODAY's Hadley Malcolm talks with Shannon Rae Green about Walmart not having any doorbusters on Thanksgiving and Black Friday. Is it a big risk for the retailer during the busy holiday season? Photo Credit: Getty Images

USA TODAY's Nathan Bomey talks with Shannon Rae Green about Toyota's window switch issues and the millions of vehicles that currently need a fix.

According to recent research, half of Millennial couples have joined finances before marriage, compared to a third of Boomers. What's the deal? Personal finance reporter Hadley Malcolm chats with colleagues Emily Brown and Shannon Green about their personal experiences moving in with a significant other and why sharing financial responsibilities has become easier.

USA TODAY's Kim Hjelmgaard interviews Reviewed.com editor Keith Barry on the floor of the Frankfurt auto show. Photo Credit: AP

USA TODAY's Kim Hjelmgaard and Keith Barry from Reviewed.com talk about noteworthy reveals at the Frankfurt Motor Show. (Photo by AP)

Twitter dubbed it #BlackMonday as stocks plunged in the early hours of Monday trading. Things rebounded in the afternoon, but Wall Street is still facing its biggest decline since 2011. Adam Shell and Kaja Whitehouse for USA TODAY.

The countdown to the Fed’s first interest rate hike in a decade is nearing. Adam Shell with America’s Markets.

China’s surprise move Monday to reduce the value of its currency versus the dollar has Wall Street fearing a currency war. Adam Shell with America’s Markets.

America’s Markets with Adam Shell. From Greece to China to rising interest rates in the US, market uncertainty is as high as it’s been in a long time.

The U.S. stock market had an uneventful first half of 2015, but the calm is unlikely to last. America’s Markets with Adam Shell.

America’s Markets with David Craig - June has been the busiest month for IPOs since August 2000, which you may remember was when Internet fueled tech stocks were on the verge of a major crash. Is history about to repeat itself?

America’s Markets with Adam Shell - Wall Street is reacting as cash-strapped Greece has yet to reach a deal with its Eurozone creditors.

America’s Markets with Adam Shell - Investors will have to wait a little longer if they’re looking to invest in China mainland shares via index.

Chris Jones, the chief investment officer of Financial Engines, discusses with USA TODAY how marriage equality would affect the Social Security benefits of same-sex couples.

Young Money columnist Hadley Malcolm talks to fellow Millennial staffers about what they wish they had known about money when they graduated college.