To form a strong fiscal union and return confidence to the euro, eurozone members must be willing to give up some degree of control of their national budgets to a central European authority. More
Wall Street is coming off a strong week, but there are few economic reports on the horizon to sustain the rally. Greece could be back in the spotlight as debt talks come to a head. More
The New York attorney general sued some of the nation's biggest banks on Friday, accusing them of unlawful and deceptive practices for relying on an electronic registry that tracks mortgages. More
SecondMarket, SharesPost and other markets that allow trading of private company shares will take a hit when Facebook goes public but won't fade away. More
The unemployment rate plays an important role in campaign rhetoric, and the more it falls, the better it is for the White House. But it still remains fairly high. More
Nevada has the dubious distinction of leading the nation in unemployment, foreclosure filings and number of underwater homes. That's not good for the state's economy. More
Worried that the Federal Reserve and the U.S. dollar are on the brink of collapse, more than a dozen states have proposed using their own alternative currencies of silver and gold. More
Small manufacturing companies are welcoming proposals outlined by the president last week, including tax incentives to stymie outsourcing. But some say it's not enough. More
The Justice Department charged Switzerland's oldest bank Thursday with helping American taxpayers hide more than $1.2 billion from the Internal Revenue Service. More
US Airways admits to looking at a possible deal and Delta is reportedly interested. Analysts say a deal is more likely if cost-cutting plans are approved. More
Now that Facebook has finally filed to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering, the excitement for social media investments is skyrocketing. More
Planned job cuts for January totaled 53,486, according to a report from outplacement consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a 28% increase. More
U.S. stocks struggle for direction ahead of key jobs data Friday. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says the recovery is 'frustratingly slow.' Greek debt talks progress, but no deal has been announced. More
Lawmakers have less than a month to overcome their differences about how to pay for two key extensions that many economists say can help bolster GDP and jobs. More
Overseas markets, roiled by debt woes in Europe and slowing growth in Asia, look like a high-wire act. A few simple moves can help you cash in on the opportunities while lowering the risk your portfolio will tumble. More
In a letter to investors included in Facebook's IPO filing, CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined at hacking culture at the core of the company's philosophy. More
Morgan Stanley wins the coveted position as lead underwriter. JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs take the second and third spots on the company's first SEC filing. More
Mitt Romney says on CNN that he's not worried about the very poor because they have a "very ample safety net." But some question whether the government is doing enough. More
Eastern Ohio residents are cleaning up from the state's fracking boom, with 1,000 new jobs at a local plant and great rates for leasing the land in their backyards. Play
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