Economy

Financial Times Endorses Obama Despite Economic Proposals

10/27/2008 1:57 PM ET
International business newspaper gives Democratic candidate high marks on judgment, health care.

CNN: Despite Economic Hype, It's Not the End of the World

10/27/2008 1:27 PM ET
Business correspondent notes decrease in gas prices, hike in Social Security benefits; advises people to live within their means.

Consulting a 'Crook' and Ordinary People, CNN Beats Up the Street

10/23/2008 1:24 PM ET
'Fall of the Fat Cats' special scrutinizes personal spending and compensation of Wall Street.

Wall Street Journal Makes Depression Comparison at FDR Memorial

10/20/2008 1:13 PM ET
Report ties 'today's anxieties' to worst financial crisis in history and calls current turmoil 'eerie echo.'

ABC Admits Doom-and-Gloom Gas Price Forecasts Were Wrong

10/15/2008 9:47 AM ET
Network notes lower costs, challenges experts who predicted fuel would rise to $5 a gallon.

Paul Krugman, Respected Economist Turned Left-Wing Hack, Wins Nobel Prize

10/14/2008 2:24 PM ET
In honor of his Nobel, here are some of Bush-bashing columnist Paul Krugman's greatest misses, including: "I predict that in the years ahead Enron, not Sept. 11, will come to be seen as the ...

'Close to Zero' Chance Hillary Runs Again for President

10/14/2008 2:04 PM ET
Former first lady nearly rules out presidential bid, calls McCain's positions on economy, health care 'out-of-touch' in Fox News interview.

NPR Highlights Charitable Giving During Downturn

10/14/2008 8:43 AM ET
Even with financial crisis people keep giving to others in need.

Times Writer Is Loving the Financial Meltdown: "Prada Goeth Before a Fall"

10/13/2008 1:33 PM ET
John Schwartz: "True joy, my friends, is the feeling that comes from knowing that the right people are sad....And let me tell you that anybody who wears a $30,000 watch can afford to lose $30,000."

Liberal Financier Soros Blames Consumption for U.S. Crisis

10/13/2008 1:10 PM ET
Billionaire left-wing donor also says Fed chairman 'a little slow' reacting to crisis, calls Treasury Secretary 'market fundamentalist.'
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