Scrooge might choose to build wealth for wealth’s sake. But more socially-minded individuals are putting their money where their morals are. At its simplest this means being an ethical investor, where ‘sinful’ money generators such as tobacco or firearms manufacturers are not welcome in a portfolio of shares or funds. …

The political sparring between Washington and Beijing hasn't dampened the interest of Chinese companies wanting to list shares in the U.S.

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Tesla shares fell more than 3 percent after hours on reports that the company is recalling 123,000 Model S cars for possible power-steering failure. Shares of Under Armour dropped more than 3 percent post-market after the athletic apparel company said a data breach affected about 150 million of its . An unauthorized party acquired user account data on UnderArmour's MyFitnessPal app. The affected information included usernames, emails and passwords.