Greed is good. Embrace it. Love it. Live it. In fact, greed may be the one thing that can save us. Whenever someone lives their best life, amazing things happen for them and those around them. You ...

Gordon Gekko got the math right. Greed is one word and there is no better one. Gekko, the corporate raider played by Michael Douglas in the 1987 movie, “Wall Street,” in his memorable appeal ...

More than 20 years ago, Gordon Gekko's mantra was 'greed is good.' The character and his philosophy were inspired by real men and real events. And even though Gekko is meant to be a villain, ...

Greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right. Greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. — Gordon Gekko, Wall Street (1987 ...

But will the "Greed is Good" mantra remain? This week in New York, Oliver Stone and crew begin filming the sequel to the 1987 satire 'Wall Street.' Gekko will be back after serving his time in jail.

Gordon Gekko is a fictional villain who has come to represent the lack of empathy among Wall Street financiers and capitalism in general, best summarized by his philosophy that "greed is good." ...

Reporting from Washington — In a new FBI ad, actor Michael Douglas says his Gordon Gekko character was wrong -- greed is not good after all. As part of a campaign to fight securities fraud, the ...

When Gordon Gekko, the main antagonist in the 1987 film “Wall Street,” declared in no uncertain terms that “Greed is good!” people flocked to the theaters. And cheered. Please don’t base ...

What a decade. Stocks are soaring, leveraged buyouts and other takeovers are booming, new multi-millionaires are being minted every minute, all this as a two-term Republican presidency draws to a ...

We all remember Gordon Gekko, the conniving trader from the terrific Oliver Stone movie “Wall Street.” ... the need to reverse the “Greed is Good” mantra is quite real.

We all know that greed is good. But can Gordon Gekko be? Michael Douglas is set to reprise his role as reptilian financial executive Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone's sequel to 1987's "Wall Street ...