Bay City, Texas, residents speak about the opportunities and potential hazards of having a nuclear plant in their town.
How New York City's Charlotte Street transformed itself.
The $16 billion takeover attempt sends Cadbury shares lower.
The latest unemployment report and delays in the health care bill are dulling the president's key initiatives.
With gold at record highs, more people are swapping jewelry for cash but do your homework before you sell.
Finance ministers of the Group of 20 gather this weekend to deal with the long road to worldwide economic recovery.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., says we need to regulate carbon emissions, but cautions against too much.
Despite unemployment above 10%, the U.S. labor secretary says jobs are being created across America.
What the unemployment number doesn't show is how many skilled workers can't find other jobs.
U.K. government-owned bank reports an operating loss of $2.5 billion, 50% less than the previous quarter.
China is becoming the world's most attractive market for luxury cars as the class of young, wealthy elites grows.
The Reserve Bank of Australia expects the economy to grow 1.75% in 2009 and 3.25% in 2010.
Take the underemployment numbers into account and the U.S. employment picture is very grim.
From forgettable phones to disastrous desktops, Apple has learned to recover quickly from mistakes.
Frustrated by the recession, young technologists use their skills to help African health workers diagnose diseases.
A former Lehman employee reinvented his career - helping others to get their green energy certificate.
CEO John Chambers says Cisco saw its best growth in 5 years and he is optimistic about the global recovery.
Young CEOs have good ideas, but often they lack the skills to implement them, says Hercules Networks founder Paul King.
The major central bank keeps its key interest rate at crisis level lows.
World's largest automaker makes $242 million in the latest quarter, but still projects a loss for the full fiscal year.
Apple's CEO is Fortune's top business leader of the last 10 years for his impact on computing, movies, music and cell phones.
Research shows that monkey behavior matches fundamental market theory and suggests 'only the cooperative survive.'
Spent fuel rods are piling up at temporary sites while the government debates where to store the waste long term.
Technology group ng Connect reveals a concept vehicle allowing passengers to use the Internet throughout the automobile.
Investment banking growth lifts third-quarter earnings to $627 million.
The World Bank now expects economy to expand 8.4% in 2009 and 8.7% in 2010.
Verizon's new Android phone is a legitimate alternative but not quite the iPhone or BlackBerry killer.
Interview with Warren Buffet where he discusses Berkshire's latest activity and why he is bullish on the U.S. economy.
Warren Buffett says he supports Bernanke and the administration, but fears commercial real estate will be 'creamed.'
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett explains why he made the biggest move of his life to buy a railroad company.
NYMEX traders do not see the need for regulatory reform of the oil market.
Warren Buffett's $44 billion purchase of railroad company Burlington Northern signals an 'all-in' wager on U.S. economy.
The stimulus may be creating moderate job growth, but it sure is costing Americans. CNNMoney breaks down the numbers.
While the Fed might not change rates this month, interpreting intricacies in the language of the statement is key.
Controversy surrounds the 2010 census as many refuse to indicate their race, sex, birth date and phone number.
But the government will not take majority control at Lloyds Banking Group after restructuring.
The discount airline's profit soars 80% from last year as passenger totals increase.
The first G-20 nation to boost it key rate after the downturn acts again, boosting to 3.5%.
Wind Capital Group handles every step of the process - from negotiating for land to contracting the turbines to building the windmills.
Ford's President of the Americas Mark Fields explains the company's strong quarter and guidance for the future.
The CEO of Autonation says brand loyalty is not what it used to be, but that Ford and GM have strong product lines.
Is it a pariah on the markets or a necessary counter-balance to make them more efficient? Know more about short-selling.
Company still plans to fund small business despite filing for bankruptcy protection.
A furniture store in Montclair, NJ created an online community of local store owners to help sustain its business during the recession.
David Crane explains how his company is working to build the first new nuclear power plants in the US in 30 years.
GM's Vice Chairman Bob Lutz gets behind the wheel of a Cadillac CTS-V to see if he can outrace competing sports cars.
The world's third-largest economy posts its biggest manufacturing gain in 18 months.
Fortune's Stanley Bing says big business mergers are rarely treats for the companies involved.
High fees may be taken from your retirement account, without your investment adviser informing you.
Fortune's Andy Serwer says that third-quarter economic growth was fueled mostly by government dollars.
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