Forget stocks, gold is back! This week's sharp rise in commodities was a surprise to some. CNN's Jim Boulden reports. Gold leap for dawns many buildings in the city of London some within the shelter of the bank of England. And while the BOE in its fe...
Investment banks' squeezed Ladenburg Thalman's managing director sees weak bank earnings for 1-2 years during the change to a commercial-bank model. You have been in this industry for a while, uh, through a lot, this is certainly a shocking time. Why...
Dow's 2nd best day ever The Dow rallied as much as 906 points during Tuesday's session, as investors dove back into stocks A lot of Americans are a lot richer today as Shawn Shore admits at a late afternoon rally on Wall Street. Lets head over to New...
Google's answer to the iPhone The first Android-powered phone aims to take market share from Apple and boost Google's search ad revenue. Well, its official, the so-called Google-phone is coming to T-Mobile stores nationwide starting Oct.22nd Here is...
The crisis felt around the world U.S. financial troubles reverberate in economies from Thailand to Buenos Aires, threatening to drag countries into the downward spiral. I am down in this Bangkok where traders have been watching this red hours with ho...
Asia and Europe's economic front CNN's John Vause reports leaders from Asia and Europe agree on plan to overhaul financial system And so it now, it has come down to this: dozens of leaders from Asia and Europe beating apart to Communist China to find...
Asian markets showing strength For some investors, Asian market reaction to Wall Street's tumble is worth watching. CNN's Hugh Riminton reports. Asian markets opened with a predictable plunge and blunt predictions on the streets. I think we are gonna...
Oil sinks despite OPEC Production cuts are the topic of OPEC's emergency meeting, yet crude futures continue to fall as investors focus on slowing global demand. Oil price's falling in concert with stocks today, and this is despite the fact that OPEC...
Car biz in crisis Caught between high gas prices and the growing credit crunch, the already struggling auto industry is being squeezed. Robert Crisafi didn't need to see the latest startled sales numbers to know the picture's grip. A dramatic drop in...
Bailout: What's next Even though the rescue plan has passed, some experts don't see the economy improving until the second half of 2009. Wall Streets reaction to the bailout bill was tearing as soon as the House passed it a market rally faded. Almost...
Lehman's CEO to testify Lehman Brothers' former CEO is being called to testify about the investment bank's collapse. CNN's Ali Velshi reports. We are learning more now about the breaking news story we told you just a few moments ago that Lehman Broth...
Students' economic fears College students across the nation worry about finding employment after they graduate. College Main Street 2.0, you don't have to look far in Ohio State University's campus to see science students are worried about the econom...
Week of Asian market turmoil Brokers in Hong Kong and Tokyo reflect on a week of loss and frustration in Asian stock markets. The faces tell the story, a week of unforgiving trade across Asian stock market has retted up the pressure here in Hongkong....
Bush: U.S. to buy bank shares The federal government plans to use a portion of the $700B financial rescue plan to purchase equity shares in U.S. banks. Today I am announcing new measures of Americans taking into implement the G7 action plan than stre...
U.S. debt soars The 2008 Federal budget deficit is the largest in history and plunges America even deeper in debt. In a year of records, theres any other species one to enter the books, the federal deficit. Not only is the highest ever on record, it...
