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Bush: Economy 'not as robust' as he wants
Bush: Economy 'not as robust' as he wants
12:56pm: President says job loss is a sign that the economy is not as robust as it could be. (more)
Americans: It's still the economy, stupid
12:10pm: Nearly half of Americans think the economy is most important in deciding who should be the next president, according to a new CNN survey. (more)
6 ways to cope in a scary market
11:43am: Everyday ways to take your mind off Wall Street's wild swings. (more)
Forget gas: Get ready for $4 a gallon milk
11:17am: Higher costs for feed and fuel are driving farmers to cut back on milk production - and that means higher prices. (more)
Jobs: 'Not as bad as we thought'
8:35am: Employers trim payroll for fourth straight month, although decline is less than forecasts. Unemployment rate dips to 5%. (more)
Regulators zero in on credit card reform
4:22am: Key bank regulator approves proposal to eliminate industry practices like 'double-cycle billing;' Fed expected to follow. (more)
Immigrants and jobs: A closer look
May 1: Foreign-born unskilled workers are less likely to be out of work than their U.S.-born counterparts, but educated Americans have an edge on foreign-born. (more)
Farmer payouts, oil nabbed in food price runup
May 1: Congressional panel probes food inflation. Lawmaker blames subsidies to farmers but farming representative cites oil prices as 'main culprit.' (more)
U.S. gas: So cheap it hurts
May 1: Relatively low taxes have kept pump prices far below most other developed nations, which some say is precisely why the current runup is so painful. (more)
Lawmakers aim at credit card companies
Apr 30: Bill introduced by Dodd is the latest proposal trying to get tough on abusive practices of credit card industry. (more)
Food price rise could last another two years
Apr 30: Experts say there won't be a food shortage in the U.S., but more consumers will trade down in their grocery shopping. (more)
Economy still sputtering
Apr 30: Gross domestic product rises in first quarter at same sluggish pace as prior quarter, although it narrowly tops forecasts. (more)
Recession-proof job: personal financial adviser
Apr 29: Market woes and nervous baby boomers are feeding demand for a professional who can find a safe place for your money. (more)
Bush calls out Congress on economy
Apr 29: President calls on legislators to pass bills that will help ease the effects of the economic downturn, saying lawmakers have not done enough. (more)
Consumer confidence index at 5-year low
Apr 29: The Conference Board's measure falls in April amid concerns about employment and business activity. (more)
Housing prices post record declines
Apr 29: Las Vegas, Miami and Phoenix all saw prices plummet by at least 20%. And so far, there is no sign of a bottom. (more)
Wal-Mart unveils moves to pull in stimulus money
Apr 29: No. 1 discounter will let shoppers cash their checks for free and offer additional discounts on key groceries. (more)
Gas prices top economic worries - survey
Apr 29: About 44% of survey participants say that the pinch at the pump is a 'serious problem.' (more)
When to get long-term-care insurance
Apr 29: It can be a great way to protect your heirs - or a giant waste of your savings. Here's how to tell which. (more)
How inflation changes saving rules
Apr 29: If prices keep rising, you may need to rethink how to take care of your money and where to put it. (more)
Foreclosures spike 112% - no end in sight
Apr 29: More than 155,000 families have lost their homes to foreclosure this year; one out of every 194 U.S. households received a foreclosure filing. (more)
Housing relief efforts slow as pace of foreclosures rise
Apr 28: Hope Now reports that it has helped keep over a half a million home owners out of foreclosure this year. Critics say that still isn't enough. (more)
Rebates might be too little, too late
Apr 28: Economists question whether $110 billion in tax rebates will provide stimulus needed to hold-off recession and restart growth. (more)
First stimulus checks arrive - What you need to know
Apr 28: Washington has started distributing the first wave of 130 million payments. The aim: Juice the economy by boosting consumer spending. (more)
Good credit can't protect borrowers from bad loans
Apr 28: More and more home owners with high credit scores are falling behind on their mortgage payments. Here's why. (more)
Steady funds for unsteady times
Apr 28: Several low-risk Money 70 funds have held up better than their peers so far this year. Here's why. (more)
Why student loan business turned bad
Apr 25: A few years ago, the $47.5 billion student loan market was booming. Now dozens of lenders have pulled out and the leading player is threatening to follow. Washington may have to step in. (more)
Here's stimulus: What you need to know
Apr 25: A how-to guide for checks that could be coming to your mailbox soon. (more)
Gas bills ate your rebate
Apr 25: Rising pump prices mean a big chunk of your check could end up stimulating an economy far from America's. (more)
Americans tightening their belts
Apr 25: As paychecks shrink, consumers cut back on most non-essentials, polls say. (more)
Stimulus payments starting early
Apr 24: Treasury Department says it will deposit the first 800,000 payments four days earlier than expected in effort to boost economy. (more)
Don't get steamed over stores' rice limits
Apr 24: Industry insiders say there's plenty of supply in the U.S. and consumers shouldn't worry about a shortage. (more)
Gouging myth out of gas
Apr 24: When you're paying more at the pump, don't blame the station owner. He feels your pain. (more)
You can't pay them enough to leave
Apr 24: A plan in Youngstown aims to move residents out of the city's most deserted areas. The hitch: Home owners won't budge - even for $50,000. (more)
Backlash grows against the housing bailout
Apr 23: Many Americans want no part of a government-funded bailout for troubled mortgage borrowers. (more)
The high price of going 'organic'
Apr 23: The push for 'green' products may have peaked - due in part to the fact that they're so much more expensive than mass-market alternatives. (more)
The plan to save early retirement
Apr 23: Economist Teresa Ghilarducci argues that we needn't be chained to our desks forever. (more)
Detroit in the ditch
Apr 23: Big Three automakers won huge savings in labor contracts late last year but slumping sales will likely lead to another year of losses. (more)
Many problems with mortgage bailouts
Apr 22: There are calls for the government to help homeowners at risk of foreclosure. But some experts think a mortgage rescue could cause more problems than it solves. (more)
Brides seek cheaper wedding dresses
Apr 22: A high-end boutique owner reports on a new sign of the economic slump: bargain-hunting brides. (more)
Economy on the minds of Pa. voters
Apr 22: On primary day, residents are worried about an economic downturn even though Keystone state is faring better than the nation. (more)
Mother's Day spending to slip - Survey
Apr 22: Consumers will spend less to mark the occasion this year, according to the National Retail Federation. (more)
Don't let money ruin your marriage
Apr 22: Financial tensions are partly to blame for boomers' record divorce rate. How to make love, not war. (more)
Record gas prices squeeze drivers
Apr 22: Americans feel the pinch as retail gasoline hits all-time high of $3.51 a gallon. (more)
A strong case for market optimism
Apr 22: Believe it or not - you have several good reasons to believe the sky isn't falling. In fact, it may be clearing up. (more)
Mattel not playing - toy prices will be hiked
Apr 21: No. 1 toymaker says it will raise retail prices mid-year to offset the rising cost of raw materials, production and lawsuits. (more)
Hotels offer gas rebates amid record prices
Apr 21: Hoping to tempt tapped-out travelers to hit the road this summer, the travel industry is offering fuel rebates and dining vouchers. (more)
Foreclosure bus' magical misery tour
Apr 21: Two Las Vegas realtors have found a way to profit amid the downtown: foreclosure tours. (more)
Recession threat rising - economists
Apr 21: Survey shows more forecasters predict weak economic activity in the first half of the year. (more)
Waiting for a subprime perp walk
Apr 21: Punishing companies isn't as satisfying as punishing the people who made the bad decisions. But how do you make sure they feel the pain? (more)
When a HELOC freezes over
Apr 21: What to do if the bank tries to put your credit line on ice. (more)
Moms' new battle: The food price bulge
Apr 21: Beyond clipping coupons, families are embracing generic grocery brands, and making their own baby food and detergent. (more)
The trillion-dollar mortgage time bomb
Apr 21: Risks are rising that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may need a government bailout that could cost far more than previous rescues. (more)
Momentum builds for foreclosure relief
Apr 18: Key players have gotten behind the idea of government backing for mortgages, and the pressure to act will likely yield a compromise. Key factors: Who'll be eligible and how much risk should taxpayers assume? (more)
Congress tackles credit card reform
Apr 17: Lawmakers say legislation is needed to curb many of the 'unfair' practices employed by credit card issuers. (more)
Consumer prices edge higher
Apr 16: Consumer Price Index shows modest gains in inflation on higher energy prices. (more)
Tax procrastinators scramble ahead of deadline
Apr 15: As the midnight deadline looms, many filers are racing to get their returns in the mail. (more)
Primary puts Pa. economy center stage
Apr 15: With the primary approaching, residents are worried about an economic downturn even though Keystone state is faring better than the nation. (more)
Student loan turmoil stresses families
Apr 15: Lenders drop out of federal college loan program, but money is still available. Congress wants to ensure financing doesn't shut down over long term. (more)
Fuel prices strike fresh records
Apr 15: Nationwide average price for a gallon of regular gasoline hits all-time high of $3.386, AAA survey shows; diesel rises to record $4.119 a gallon. (more)
Congress wants to jolt economy - again
Apr 15: Democrats outline proposals, including jobless benefits, to counter downturn. President Bush wants to give the first stimulus law a chance to work. (more)
Foreclosures jump 57% in March
Apr 15: The housing bust continues to take its toll, with over 50,000 homes lost to foreclosure. Nevada once again leads the nation in defaults. (more)
Get ready to pay more to fly
Apr 14: Rising fuel prices will lead to higher ticket prices. But experts say that won't be enough to save many smaller airlines. (more)
Fears of long recession rising
Apr 14: Growing number of economists worry that second-half recovery is out of reach and that recession will be longer and more painful than current forecasts. (more)
Diesel hits new record
Apr 14: Nationwide average price for a gallon of diesel fuel hits all-time high of $3.365 as regular unleaded falls slightly, AAA survey says. (more)
The incredible shrinking city
Apr 14: Youngstown, Ohio, has long been on the decline and now is being hit by the foreclosure crisis. Its answer: Razing abandoned buildings and tearing up streets. (more)
Gasoline sets another record
Apr 11: Nationwide average price for a gallon of regular unleaded grows nearly a penny to yet another all-time high of $3.365, AAA survey says. (more)
How soaring fuel prices hurt kids
Apr 10: Across the nation, school districts are slashing spending on teachers, books and computers as filling up the school bus gets more expensive. (more)
The big risk in the foreclosure fix
Apr 10: FHA, a formerly obscure federal agency, is now at center of many plans to fix the housing market. But it may not be up to the task - and that could cost taxpayers a bundle. (more)
Need a job? Talk to the animals
Apr 10: The nation's heartland is calling, and it desperately needs vets to take care of the animals that put dinner on your table. (more)
It's the 'Super Bowl' for restaurants
Apr 9: But are restaurant operators ready to take advantage of Mother's Day and tax rebate checks that arrive in the coming weeks? (more)
Restaurants' triple serving of recession
Apr 9: Not only do they have to cope with a drop in business, but fuel surcharges and soaring food costs as well. (more)
U.S. near recession amid global slump - IMF
Apr 9: International Monetary Fund shows U.S. sliding into recession and pulling down economic growth around the world. (more)
Gasoline hits a new record high
Apr 9: Nationwide average price for a gallon of regular unleaded grew more than a penny to another all-time high of $3.357, AAA survey says. (more)
Bush, House jockey over foreclosure fix
Apr 9: Administration and Democrats stake claims on best way to stabilize housing, while top banking regulators say House plan to stave off foreclosure could be useful. (more)
On the knife's edge of the downturn
Apr 9: Meet Wilkes-Barre, Pa. - a small city in the eye of the presidential campaign whose fragile recovery is threatened by broader problems in the economy. (more)
Retirement wake-up call
Apr 9: Survey finds that Americans are having doubts about how to pay for their golden years. (more)
As income gap widens, recession fears grow
Apr 9: Incomes fell for poor and stagnated for middle-class families since late 1990s, making it tougher for them to weather economic downturn. (more)
As income gap widens, recession fears grow
Apr 9: Incomes fell for poor and stagnated for middle-class families since late 1990s, making it tougher for them to weather economic downturn. (more)
A professional shopper looks for inflation
Apr 8: Labor Department researcher scours store aisles to help determine Consumer Price Index. (more)
Fed sees economy getting worse
Apr 8: Minutes from central bank's last meeting show fear of 'severe and protracted downturn'; some members worry economy could shrink in first half of year. (more)
Gas retreats from record high
Apr 8: Nationwide average price of regular unleaded falls 0.8 cent from its all-time high, to just above $3.33 a gallon, in AAA survey. (more)
Foreclosure fix faces murky future
Apr 8: Senate fast-tracked legislation to stabilize housing. But Bush administration gives it low marks and House is proposing its own ideas and may even push for broader economic stimulus package. (more)
What job woes mean to you
Apr 4: Even if your job is safe, problems in housing, Wall Street and the auto sector hint at widespread pain and a deeper downturn ahead. (more)
Cheese to the rescue
Apr 4: An entrepreneur helps small farmers stay in business by diversifying into lucrative new markets - like gourmet cheese. (more)
80,000 jobs lost, unemployment spikes
Apr 4: Employers slash jobs for third straight month while unemployment jumps to 5.1%, a nearly three-year high. (more)
Fed official: Economy 'all but stalled'
Apr 4: Janet Yellen, president of the San Francisco Federal Reserve, says housing will drag on economy into 2009, making economic prospects 'unusually uncertain.' (more)
Gas sets second straight record high
Apr 4: Nationwide average price of regular unleaded sets another all-time high of $3.303 a gallon, according to AAA survey. (more)
Builders: No full recovery until 2010
Apr 3: Head of National Association of Home Builders said it could be several years before demand for homes returns to typical levels. (more)
Bear deal goes under the microscope
Apr 3: Regulators and top execs defend extraordinary deal, but lawmakers questioned whether Bear Stearns had to fail. (more)
Gas prices scale new record
Apr 3: Nationwide average price of regular unleaded rises to a fresh all-time high of $3.289 a gallon, according to AAA survey. (more)
For Pa. voters, economy is Job 1
Apr 2: As the candidates canvass the state, working people talk about rising fuel costs and concerns about their jobs. (more)
Bernanke sees recession risk
Apr 2: Fed chairman says economy may shrink - the closest he has come to declaring a recession. Bernanke also defends Bear Stearns rescue. (more)
Survey says consumers plan cutbacks
Apr 2: Discover Financial Services says high energy prices, tighter credit beginning to impact consumer spending. (more)
Gas prices match record high
Apr 2: Nationwide average price of regular unleaded back at all-time high of $3.287 a gallon, AAA survey shows. (more)
The underemployment rate is rising
Apr 2: Don't be fooled by the relatively low 4.8% unemployment rate. Other measures, such as the number of people only working part-time, are a sign of recession. (more)
A shirtmaker's recession tale
Apr 2: Houston-based Hamilton Shirts has ridden through tough times before. Family owners say the latest one , though challenging, could spell an opportunity. (more)
Mortgage fix - The clock is ticking
Apr 1: Senate leaders reached a deal on Tuesday that could expedite help for the troubled housing market. But hurdles remain and time is running out. (more)
Wall Street - land of job uncertainty
Apr 1: For MBA students, most jobs and internships are secure for now. But that could change quickly if the credit crisis drags on. (more)
Diesel: The truck stops here
Apr 1: From haulers to loggers to landscapers, soaring fuel costs hit the bottom line but cutthroat competition keeps price hikes at bay. (more)
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