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Obama's agendas collide
The latest unemployment report and delays in the health care bill are dulling the president's key initiatives. Play
 
G-20 faces headwinds in Scotland
Finance ministers of the Group of 20 gather this weekend to deal with the long road to worldwide economic recovery. Play
 
Regulation: A delicate balance
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., says we need to regulate carbon emissions, but cautions against too much. Play
 
Solis: Improving job outlook
Despite unemployment above 10%, the U.S. labor secretary says jobs are being created across America. Play
 
Real unemployment really bad
Take the underemployment numbers into account and the U.S. employment picture is very grim. Play
 
China's drive for luxury
China is becoming the world's most attractive market for luxury cars as the class of young, wealthy elites grows. Play
 
Job search sparks Africa aid
Frustrated by the recession, young technologists use their skills to help African health workers diagnose diseases. Play
 
From Lehman to green training
A former Lehman employee reinvented his career - helping others to get their green energy certificate. Play
 
Cisco sees bottom, storms ahead
CEO John Chambers says Cisco saw its best growth in 5 years and he is optimistic about the global recovery. Play
 
Monkey's barter economy
Research shows that monkey behavior matches fundamental market theory and suggests 'only the cooperative survive.' Play
 
Inside Buffett's brain
Interview with Warren Buffet where he discusses Berkshire's latest activity and why he is bullish on the U.S. economy. Play
 
Buffett: Bernanke deserves an A
Warren Buffett says he supports Bernanke and the administration, but fears commercial real estate will be 'creamed.' Play
 
Oil is self regulating
NYMEX traders do not see the need for regulatory reform of the oil market. Play
 
Buffett's latest bet: Railroads
Warren Buffett's $44 billion purchase of railroad company Burlington Northern signals an 'all-in' wager on U.S. economy. Play
 
Buffett's $44 billion deal
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett explains why he made the biggest move of his life to buy a railroad company. Play
 
Stimulus jobs cost taxpayers
The stimulus may be creating moderate job growth, but it sure is costing Americans. CNNMoney breaks down the numbers. Play
 
Contentious census
Controversy surrounds the 2010 census as many refuse to indicate their race, sex, birth date and phone number. Play
 
Winding up a wind farm
Wind Capital Group handles every step of the process - from negotiating for land to contracting the turbines to building the windmills. Play
 
U.S. automaker rebound?
The CEO of Autonation says brand loyalty is not what it used to be, but that Ford and GM have strong product lines. Play
 
How Ford got its groove back
Ford's President of the Americas Mark Fields explains the company's strong quarter and guidance for the future. Play
 
The skinny on short-selling
Is it a pariah on the markets or a necessary counter-balance to make them more efficient? Know more about short-selling. Play
 
CIT falls: The ripple effect
Company still plans to fund small business despite filing for bankruptcy protection. Play
 
Your 401K can cost you
High fees may be taken from your retirement account, without your investment adviser informing you. Play
 
The cost of hidden fees
From swiping a credit card to checking out of a hotel, many transactions cost more than the sticker price. Play
 
Biden: 'We've hit bottom'
The stimulus created 640,000 jobs, but the White House still has work to do on its image and proposed financial reforms. Play
 
Why oil is so high
As oil hovers near $80 a barrel, many consumers do not understand what caused the recent rise in the price of crude. Play
 
Banks make a killing on fees
Overdraft and ATM fees, and other hidden costs, continue to increase at the consumer's expense. Play
 
Recovery running on empty
Are rising oil and gas prices a sign of economic strength, or a barrier to recovery? Readers of 'The Buzz' decide. Play
 
Unnecessary care costs add up
Extra treatments, fraud and inefficiency total $ 850 billion according to a recent study. Play
 
Massachusetts' health care
Former Gov. Mitt Romney discusses how his state handled rising care costs. Play
 
Higher prices at the pump
Gas rose 20 cents in the past six days as oil prices vaulted over $80 a barrel. Play
 
Cleaning up the mess
President Obama's National Economic Council Director presents the road map for achieving economic recovery. Play
 
Perfect climate for wind power
Both the weather and the political environment in the U.S. are aligned for Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas. Play
 
Fighting rate hikes
One family wins the battle against their credit card company but millions more face rising rates. Play
 
Better days ahead for autos
AutoNation CEO says although 'Clunkers' helped sales, his company would have done well even without the program. Play
 
Selling the 'public option'
Lawmakers are starting to rename the so-called 'public option' as they look for ways to market it to their constituents. Play
 
1929 Crash: The great myth
Historian Dr. Richard Sylla dispels the legend that the 1929 stock market crash caused The Great Depression. Play
 
Wellpoint's vanishing members
The nation's largest insurer tops forecasts, but membership continues to drop as unemployment rises. Play
 
U.S.'s long term energy ambitions
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, details the Obama administration's alternative energy policies. Play
 
Brokers brace for reform
SIFMA President Tim Ryan says brokerages recognize the need for more regulation, but fear the government will overshoot. Play
 
United Airlines gains altitude
The CEO talks about containing costs and the airline's gradual improvement during the recession. Play
 
Money to be made by dead celebs
Late screen legends are still earning a living, even in the afterlife. Play
 
Vestas blows through recession
The CEO of the world's largest wind turbine manufacturer is investing heavily in the U.S. - the 'Saudi Arabia of wind.' Play
 
'Crazy, screwed up system'
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the regulatory system is too complex and needs to be reformed. Play
 
'A stunning, tragic failure'
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the public is right to be outraged about the financial crisis. Play
 
Continental cuts Delta for United
CEO Jeffery Smisek says allying with United positions it better to serve domestic and global markets. Play
 
Upgrading the grid
The Obama administration is investing $3.4 billion in the nation's power grid. Play
 
Dimon: 'Better regulation'
JPMorgan's CEO says banks are under more regulation than in the Civil War; better regulation, not more, is needed. Play
 
Meaningful compensation reform
Targeting compensation committees is vital to curtailing executive pay at levels below the most senior management. Play
 
Public option for the few
The proposed public option will not be available to those who get their health insurance through employers. Play
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