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This Fort Worth, Texas, outfit moved beyond its steel-galvanizing roots--now it's also updating the world's electrical infrastructure. Time for some demand.

In times of economic uncertainty, renting the basement suite has become an increasingly popular way to generate extra income. Before going after the extra money, be sure to consider the impact of tenants on your property, your finances and your privacy.

If you're thinking home upgrades, this may be a good time to do them since you can take advantage of energy-efficient tax credits. For existing homes, federal tax credits are available for 30% of the cost, up to $1,500, for a range of renovations this year and 2010. Eligible work includes windows, doors, insulation, metal and asphalt roofs, HVAC, water heaters and biomass stoves, which include wood and pellet stoves.

These self-made stars founded companies on our annual list of America's 200 Best Small Companies.

As in 1980s, low bond yields will boost stocks--for a while.

As a joke, a start-up touted a $100 billion valuation. Sadly, at least one VC bought it.

Computer and gizmo maker reports better than expected fourth-quarter sales, earnings.

As Halloween approaches and your thoughts turn to ghoulish interests, why not consider a spooky career? Dealing with dead bodies may not be your ideal job, but you may change your mind when you find out how much it pays. Though not for the faint of heart, the following careers offer some great financial rewards.