Economy

Despite GOP Sweep, Liberals Make Tax, Spending Decisions in Lame Duck Session

11/4/2010 3:00 PM ET
Mountain of legislation awaits Congress; taxes, unemployment, Medicare and more may be addressed.

CNBC Finally Embraces Santelli's Tea Party Rant

11/1/2010 5:57 PM ET
Network runs 'Obama, are you listening' portion in TV spot to promote election night coverage.

CNN's Velshi Bashes Ethics of U.S. Chamber of Commerce with Left-Wing Talking Points

10/25/2010 7:11 PM ET
Anchor alleges pro-business organization's political activities are unethical.

The Times Helpfully Reminds Voters of Obama's $7-a-Week-Tax Cut

10/19/2010 12:49 PM ET
Michael Cooper tries to get out the word on Obama's tax cuts before it's too late: "What if a president cut Americans' income taxes by $116 billion and nobody noticed?....At Pig Pickin' and ...

CNN's Chetry Worried Public is Taking Steps Backward on Global Warming

10/18/2010 4:37 PM ET
American Morning host interviews explorer attempting to draw attention to global warming and expresses concern over an increasingly skeptical public.

Despite Media Cheerleading, Most Americans Unhappy with Economy

10/12/2010 11:06 AM ET
New poll finds most weren't fooled by talk of 'green shoots' and 'silver linings.'

More than 100,000 Jobs Lost, Likely Much Worse

10/8/2010 10:01 AM ET
BLS report shows no change in unemployment rate, but Gallup warns of understated September losses.

Jim Cramer: Gold Going to $2,000

10/5/2010 3:27 PM ET
CNBC host contends precious metal is not in a bubble and the fundamentals are in place for value to skyrocket.

Arianna's Moment of Clarity: TARP Bailout Profitability Claim 'Economically' Flawed

10/5/2010 10:12 AM ET
'Progressive' Huffington Post editor explains why the 2008 government intervention in market isn't the success some claim.

Jackie Calmes Won't Grade Obama on Economy: 'It's Too Early to Say...'

9/30/2010 2:58 PM ET
Washington reporter Jackie Calmes grades the Obama administration on a very generous curve: "...most economists who aren't partisan think we will avoid a double-dip recession, but, and that the ...
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