Nightly Business Report - Season 2009
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12/30/09Top stories include: We look back at the year for investors. Plus, we salute Paul Kangas, who wraps up his more than 30 year career as anchor of NBR. -
12/29/09A look at how the attempted bombing will affect the future of the airline industry. -
12/29/09Top stories include: Advice for job seekers from John Challenger. US wins round one of steel trade dispute with China. Hilary Kramer offers 2010 stock picks. -
12/28/09Top stories include: Consumer confidence rises & home prices stall. Plus, Vanguard Founder John Bogle's investment outlook. And, Michael Farr on stocks. -
12/27/09Top stories include: Terror threat dims outlook for airlines. We ask Joe Battipaglia for his 2010 market forecast. Plus, Your Mind and Your Money continues. -
12/23/09Top stories include: We get perspective on health reform from Scott Gottleib, AEI fellow and doctor. Plus, stocks in 2010 and the Market Monitor is James Grant. -
12/22/09A look at what's expected for 2010. -
12/22/09Top stories include: President Obama says he'll sign health reform without a public option. We examine what it means to you. Plus, the lost financial decade. -
12/21/09Top stories include:President Obama encourages community bankers to lending again. A look at the financial crisis that could turn into a sovereign debt crisis. -
12/20/09Top stories include: Health reform heads for a vote in the full Senate. Few 2010 economic forecasts agree, and we get an outlook for the banking sector. -
12/17/09Top stories include: President Obama reaches meaningful agreement for combating climate change. GM shuts down SAAB. Market Monitor is James Stack. -
12/16/09Top stories include: Ben Bernanke gets nominated for a second term. Bank of America selects Brian Moynihan as its new CEO. And the graying of China. -
12/15/09Top stories include:Interest rates stay steady. FTC files suit against Intel. We get tech stock picks from Street Critique guest David Garrity of GVA Research. -
12/15/09Top stories include: The Boeing Dreamliner takes off. The Senate inches closer to passing health care reform. And we examine the outlook for interest rates. -
12/14/09Top stories include: Obama urges banks to help rebuild the economy. BofA Merrill releases a bullish forecast, and we focus on risk in Your Mind and Your Money. -
12/11/09Top stories include: Rep. Barney Frank on the house passing financial regulatory reform. Treasury's Pay Czar, Ken Feinberg. And Market Monitor Frank Cochrane. -
12/10/09Top stories include: Goldman Sachs cuts cash bonuses for execs. Treasury Secretary Geithner defends TARP extension. AOL CEO Tim Armstrong. And another Tax Tip. -
12/9/09Top stories include:Treasury extends the TARP & Senator Judd Gregg disagrees. Street Critique with Frank McGhee of IBS metals. Tax Tips for Year End stock sales -
12/8/09Top stories include: President Obama's new steps to boost jobs. Consumer bill paying improves. Electronic Arts CEO, John Riccitiello. Tax Tips on RMD's. -
12/7/09Top stories include: EPA makes major announcement about greenhouse gases, the dollar backs off a five week high, and a Kevin McCormally has a year-end tax tip. -
12/4/09Top stories include: The November employment report is a positive. Darren Gersh interviews the Hungarian Prime Minister. And Market Monitor is Thomas Herzfeld. -
12/3/09Top stories include: White House Jobs Summit. Fed Chair Ben Bernanke fights for second term, Comcast buys NBC Universal. Bridget Carey reviews another tech toy. -
12/2/09Top stories include: Beige Book sites good spending. Sirius XM's Mel Karmazin. And NBR's Tom Hudson, gets stock picks from Jason Tyler of Ariel Investments. -
12/1/09Top stories include: GM Chairman Ed Whitacre is in, CEO Fritz Henderson is out. The Dow closes at its highest level in 14 months. Senate debates healthcare. -
11/30/09Top stories include: The President wants to shame the mortgage industry into modifying loans. Plus, retail stocks and another Your Mind and Your Money segment. -
11/27/09Top stories include: Dubai World debt causes stocks to drop. We get a Black Friday update, profile Lifeway Foods, and hear from Commentator Harry Shearer. -
11/26/09In this special, Susie Gharib and the NBR team identify four up-and-coming career paths and ask Career Coach Marty Nemko to analyze them. -
11/24/09Top stories include:The Fed revises next year's growth outlook. FDIC says loan losses & bank failures are up. Careers for the Next Decade on patient advocate. -
11/24/09Top stories include: Consumer Spending comeback. The cost of sending more troops to War. Street Critique with Doug Roberts. -
11/23/09Top stories include: HP's higher profits and lower revenues, a shadow inventory in the housing market, a career for the next decade, and food pantry challenges. -
11/20/09Top stories include: Health care reform test vote. The end of the Oprah talk show era. Royal Caribbean's over-sized Oasis. Market Monitor is Stan Weinstein. -
11/19/09Top stories include: Mortgage delinquencies rise. Treasury Secretary Geithner tries to save the TARP. Gold at +$1100 and Oil nears $80. And Sir Richard Branson. -
11/17/09Top stories include: Goldman Sachs CEO's big apology. Grocery prices drop. Street Critique guest Michael Farr. And TD Ameritrade CEO looks investor attitudes. -
11/17/09Top stories include: Congress debates the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch merger. GE says bye to NBC Universal. Ford drives away with high honors. -
11/15/09Top stories include: Ben Bernanke says he has one eye on the falling dollar, GM reports its first post bankruptcy results & Warren Buffett is looking at ExxonMobil. -
11/12/09Top stories include: Trade Gap signals weakness in the economy. Market Monitor guest is Michael O'Higgins. Japan Airlines struggles to gain financial altitude. -
11/11/09Top stories include: President Obama wants a jobs summit. Intel & Advanced Micro Devices settle. Gold Rushes to a new record. The plot thickens in publishing. -
11/10/09Retailers turn to internet for holiday returns. Street Critique guest Hilary Kramer on protecting your portfolio. HP to buy 3Com for $3B. -
11/9/09Top stories include:The verdict for two former Bear Stearns hedge fund mgrs is "not guilty." Sen. Dodd unveils his plan for overhaul & an intv with Michael Barr -
11/8/09Top stories include: The Dow jumps over 200 points. SCOTUS takes on abstract business innovations. Kraft bids $16B bid for Cadbury. And we meet teen inventors. -
11/5/09Top stories include: Unemployment tops 10 percent. A Conversation with Elizabeth Warren. And Market Monitor David Darst from Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. -
11/4/09Top stories include: The Feds make more insider trading arrests.Financial regulation bills differ on the Hill. Susie Gharib interviews Cisco CEO John Chambers. -
11/3/09Top stories include: Federal Reserve doesn't adjust the interest rate. FIAT's new plan for Chrysler. Intel is sued for anti-trust violations. -
11/2/09Top stories include: Warren Buffett buys Burlington Northern for $34B. Federal Reserve kicks off 2 day meeting. GM sale of Opel is off again. ATT sues Verizon. -
11/1/09Top stories include: Ford Motor posts an unexpected profit. What's the impact of CIT's bankruptcy? And, the U.S. Supreme Court tackles mutual fund fees. -
10/29/09Paul Kangas reviews the day's most active stocks. -
10/29/09Top stories include: Stocks slide on dip in consumer spending. We look at natural gas and climate change. The Market Monitor is Eugene Peroni. -
10/28/09Top stories include: Production of goods and services breathe life into the economy. Motorola posts 3rd quarter profits. The Climate Economy series begins. -
10/27/09Top stories include: GMAC asks Uncle Sam for a third bailout. New homes sales slow. And, David Garrity talks stocks. -
10/26/09Top stories include:The health care reform effort loses support. Consumers have a new attitude. And "All in the Family" looks at at thriving newspaper group. -
10/25/09Top stories include: lawmakers are working on new rules to deal with firms deemed too big to fail, the public option lives & more on "your mind & your money." -
10/22/09Top stories include: The first time home buyers tax credit gives home sales a big boost. The market monitor is Derwood Chase. Microsoft wows Wall St. -
10/21/09Top stories include: The Pay Czar lays down the law on executive pay. The dollar is a weakling these days. And, we talk with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. -
10/20/09Top stories include: Pay czar wants steep cuts for firms taking government cash, and the President makes moves to help the small business credit crunch. -
10/19/09Top stories include: The impact of housing stats on Wall Street and Washington. NY Gov. David Paterson discusses plans to revive NY economy. -
10/18/09Top stories include: Profits jump almost 50 percent at Apple. We talk with Intel CEO Paul Otellini, and we kick off our "Your Mind and Your Money" series. -
10/15/09Top stories include: Prosecutors uncover the largest ever hedge fund insider trading case, and consumers and small businesses still feel the credit crisis. -
10/14/09Top stories include: Google beats estimates. Congress wants to ease small businesses credit crunch, and we look at rising bank overdraft fees. -
10/13/09Top stories include: The Dow hits 10,000 again. Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley talks health reform, and we get insight into the search for the next B of A CEO. -
10/12/09Top stories include: Health reform legislation moves out of committee, Intel posts better than expected earnings, and we kick off Shop Talk with a look at HSN. -
10/11/09Health care reform may bring higher premiums, time is running out for first time home buyers to take advantage of the tax credit and a new way to get discount coupons is just a text message away. -
10/8/09Top stories include: The President makes a push to fight financial fraud. We hear from world wide web creator Tim Berners Lee, and Market Monitor Dr. Hans Black -
10/7/09Top stories include: Retailers ring up surprising Sept sales. Delaware Sen. Tom Carper weighs in on health care reform. Homeowners facing foreclosure get help. -
10/7/09Top Stories Include: Australia is the first G-20 to raise interest rates. Microsoft unveils Windows branded phones. We talk ETFs with John Gabriel of Morningstar. -
10/6/09Top stories include: Reforming health care could cost almost a trillion dollars over the next decade. We talk Economics with Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman. -
10/4/09Top stories include: Economic insight from Richard Fisher of the Dallas Fed. Doctors join the President's push for health reform. Plus a new Funny Money. -
10/2/09A look at a day in the life of a Florida employment agency. -
10/2/09Mike DiGiovanni on the company's new strategies for sales. -
10/2/09Ben Bernanke projects nearly 10% unemployment in the next year. -
10/2/09Minyanville's Kevin Depew on how prepaying FDIC premiums could affect banks. -
10/1/09Top stories include: Unemployment closes in on 10%. No extra Social Security cash for Seniors. Market Monitor is Eric Takaha. And Rio gets Olympic Gold. -
9/30/09Top stories include: Fed Chairman Bernanke tells congress there are no magic bullets to combat high unemployment. And we talk to GM's Mike DiGiovanni. -
9/29/09Top stories include: Bank of America CEO, Ken Lewis announces his retirement. IPO's take root over the last few months. Sam Stovall of Standard & Poor's offers his review of the 3rd Quarter. -
9/28/09Top stories include: FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair wants banks to pre-pay $45B in insurance premiums. The housing market shows improvement. -
9/27/09Xerox buys ACS for 6.5 billion, the Dow inches closer to 10k and we talk with Saudi Aramcos CEO. -
9/25/09Ronald Williams of Aetna discusses the progress of the Senate Finance Committee. -
9/24/09Top stories include: President Obama declares the G-20 summit a success. We talk with Saudi Oil Minister Ali Al-Naimi, and Mark Leibovit talks gold. -
9/23/09Top stories include: World leaders gather in Pittsburgh for the G-20 summit, home sales stumble after four straight months of gains. -
9/22/09Top stories include: The Fed holds interest rates near zero. Google gears up to buy more companies, and lowering employer health care costs by boosting health. -
9/21/09Top stories include:The Senate begins marking up health care legislation. The Fed prepares to meet. And, the challenges of designing employee health plans. -
9/20/09Top stories include: Dell is paying $4B for Perot Sys., FCC wants everyone to play by the same rules & we meet a company that's struggling to insure its workers. -
9/17/09Top stories include: It's D-day for Uncle Sam's money market fund guarantee, the Treasury may step up lending to the FDIC, and we look at community banks. -
9/16/09Top stories include: What's behind the resilience in the markets? Plus, the President steps up his case for health reform, and we look at Japan's health system. -
9/15/09Alice Rivilin of Brookings on the recession, job loss, and health insurance. -
9/15/09Paul Kangas reviews the day's most active stocks. -
9/15/09Top stories include: Sen.Baucus unveils $856B health plan, consumer prices edge up, and we talk with Phil Angelides of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. -
9/13/09Top stories include: President Obama, Financial Regulation & Lehman Brothers anniversary. -
9/10/09Top stories include: An exclusive with Larry Summers, the President's economic advisor, an update from Ground Zero, and the Market Monitor is Erik Ristuben. -
9/9/09Top stories include: SEC admits failure as Madoff tape is released. Obama energizes Health Care Reform debate. And we profile Walter E. Smithe Furniture. -
9/8/09Top stories include: Chicago Fed President Charles Evans discusses the economy's strength, and Darren Gersh previews the President's health reform speech. -
9/7/09Top stories include: Josh Feinman and Bob Doll on what's next for stocks and the economy, gold tops 1,000 dollars, Congress returns to tackle health care. -
9/6/09This Labor Day, NBR examines the employment situation in America from a personal perspective. Hear the stories behind the unemployment statistics. -
9/3/09Top stories include: The pace of job losses slows, but unemployment still rises. Plus, the future of Fannie and Freddie, and Elaine Garzarelli talks stocks. -
9/2/09Top stories include: August was rough for retailers who need consumers to start buying full-price items. Plus, lobbying, gold futures, and Once Upon a Job. -
9/1/09Top stories include: A study finds low wage workers are often paid less than minimum. We continue our series Once Upon a Job, and Hilary Kramer talks stocks. -
8/31/09Top stories include: The Dow dips 185 points. What's the outlook? We talk mutual funds with David Ellison, and we profile the unemployed in Once Upon a Job. -
8/30/09Top stories include: Disney buys Marvel for $4 billion, some economists say a 2nd stimulus package doesn't add up & we look at options to reduce the Fed's spending. -
8/26/09Top stories include: The FDIC's deposit insurance fund is dwindling, banks continue to fail though the economy is improving, and we interview Robert Toll. -
8/26/09Top stories include: New home sales surge, the FDIC makes it easier for private equity to buy failed banks, and Ted Kennedy's role in health care reform. -
8/24/09Top stories include: The President wants Bernanke to remain Fed Chief. Plus, the deficit will bring interest woes, and Craig Callahan offers market insight. -
8/23/09Top stories include: Economies around the globe are perking up, crude edges higher, and Cash for Clunkers heads to the scrap heap. -
8/20/09Top stories include: Bernanke says the economy could start growing soon, existing home sales surge, and dealers expect big business as Cash for Clunkers ends. -
8/19/09Top stories include: Weekly jobless claims rise unexpectedly, trucking stocks face multiple headwinds, and John Kilduff talks rising oil prices. -
8/18/09Top stories include: New credit card rules are already having unintended consequences, we profile Second Market, and Doug Roberts offers a Street Critique. -
8/17/09Top stories include: Prices at the wholesale level fall and more and more homeowners are underwater. Plus, results from HP, Target, and Home Depot. -
8/16/09Top stories include: the Dow posts its biggest drop in over a month & we talk with a car dealer that says the gov't is taking too long to pay for the clunkers. -
8/13/09Top stories include: No sign of inflation, but consumers still have the blues. Plus, more problems for Boeing's Dreamliner, and debit cards gain popularity. -
8/12/09Top stories include: Bailed out firms give executive pay plans to Uncle Sam, and there's little consensus on what 2Q earnings mean for the outlook. -
8/11/09Top stories include: Michelle Girard and Michael Farr analyze the Fed decision, Geithner wants the U.S. debt ceiling raised, and Microsoft partners with Nokia. -
8/10/09Top stories include: 10 months after TARP, banks still have toxic assets. GM's Fritz Henderson has the public test cars, and retailers plan for Christmas. -
8/9/09Top stories include: Federal Reserve policymakers meet tomorrow, we take a look at medial malpractice debate and we profile the Hodges Fund. -
8/6/09Top stories include: The job pictures brightens in July, lawmakers head home to hear about health care reform from the public, and Richard Steinberg on stocks. -
8/5/09Top stories include: The jobs picture is less bad, regulator James Lockhart offers a Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac update, and Scott Gurvey reviews Windows 7. -
8/4/09Top stories include: A jobs recovery might not come until 2014. Plus, what the growing supply of Treasury bonds means, and Todd Harrison on Wall Street. -
8/3/09Top stories include: A progress report on home loan modifications shows mortgage help is hard to get, and Senator Charles Grassley talks health care reform. -
8/2/09Top stories include: Bank of America settles SEC charges and shakes up management, cash for clunkers revs auto sales, and the S&P 500 moves above 1,000. -
7/30/09Top stories include: Cash for Clunkers is running despite reports it ran out of cash, 2Q GDP shows recession, and we go "All in the Family" with Glunz Beer. -
7/29/09Top stories include: Speaker Pelosi gives Dems health care reform talking points. Plus, big banks and big bonuses, and America's love affair with easy credit. -
7/28/09Top stories include: Microsoft and Yahoo team up to take on Google, a compromise in Congress could speed health reform. Plus, Hilary Kramer's sectors to watch. -
7/27/09Top stories include: The Obama Administration wants loan servicers to do more to prevent foreclosures. Plus, a look at Medicare's performance and the new M&A's. -
7/26/09Top stories include: The U.S. begins two days of economic talks with China. Plus, can the Dow sustain its gain? And, we talk to former Senator Bob Graham. -
7/23/09Top stories include: The Treasury Secretary tries to sell Congress on a Consumer Financial Protection Agency. Plus, what shape will the economic recovery take? -
7/22/09Top stories include: signs of stabilization in the housing market, an earnings disappointment from Microsoft & we talk with Ford CEO about its turnaround plan. -
7/21/09Top stories include: The President must answer health care reform cost questions. NYU'S Nouriel Roubini talks economy, and we profile a small business. -
7/20/09Top stories include: Ben Bernanke says now is not the time to tighten monetary policy. Plus, TARP oversight and earnings from Caterpillar and Apple. -
7/16/09Top stories include: The Obama Administration's Larry Summers says the economy's back from the abyss. Plus, blue chip earnings and whatever happened to ethanol? -
7/15/09Top stories include: Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gets grilled on the Capitol Hill, CIT Group is on a bankruptcy countdown & JP Morgan Chase 2Q revenues jump. -
7/14/09Top stories include: Author of a new report says Fed's reputation tarnished. Plus, investors lost money trading old GM shares during the company's bankruptcy. -
7/13/09Top stories include: Wall Street likes Intel's latest earnings. Plus, a look at what makes Goldman Sachs great and a look at the health of credit unions. -
7/12/09Top stories include: Business lender CIT Group might be headed for bankruptcy. Plus, the trillion dollar deficit, and market strategist Joe Battipaglia. -
7/9/09Top stories include: GM-CEO Fritz Henderson on the automakers post-bankruptcy plans. Plus, congress tackles derivatives and Robert Dratch is the Market Monitor. -
7/8/09General Motors says it will leave bankruptcy protection tomorrow. Kathleen Sebelius talks health care reform, and AIG shares plummet. -
7/7/09Top stories include: VP Joe Biden announces a deal with the nation's hospitals. Google takes on Microsoft with a new OS, and Paul Larson talks stocks. -
7/6/09Top stories include: The CFTC could crack down on the speculators, the basic materials sector has been a high flier. And the President heads to the G-8 Summit. -
7/5/09Top stories include: The AFL-CIO calls for a second stimulus to help boost the economy, furloughs could impact wage growth, and municipal bonds make a comeback. -
7/2/09Special - In The Economy and the Markets at Midyear, NBR examines economic and investment performance in the first half of 2009 and offers investors insight into the remainder of the year. -
7/1/09Top stories include: Unemployment hits its highest rate in 26 years, so we talk jobs with Christina Romer of the Obama administration. -
6/30/09Top stories include: The auto industry sees a surge in used car sales. California declares a fiscal state of emergency. Tonight's Street Critique guest is Michael Farr. -
6/29/09Top stories include: California may issue billions of IOU's, Sam Stovall analyzes Wall Street's second quarter, and one woman struggles with a short sale. -
6/28/09Top stories include: Bernard Madoff is sentenced to 150 years in prison, a look at Supreme Court rulings that will impact business, and an update on Steve Jobs. -
6/25/09Top stories include: Congress is set to vote on landmark climate change legislation, and a new GE research center will bring 1200 jobs to Michigan. -
6/24/09Top stories include: Fed Chief Ben Bernanke kept his cool on Capitol Hill, a victim of Bernard Madoff speaks out, and Senator Kent Conrad on health care reform. -
6/24/09Top stories include: Fed Chief Ben Bernanke kept his cool on Capitol Hill, a victim of Bernard Madoff speaks out, and Senator Kent Conrad on health care reform. -
6/23/09Top stories include: The Fed votes to keep interest rates static, and pressure mounts on Fed Chief Bernanke. Plus, the Street Critique guest is Hilary Kramer. -
6/22/09Top stories include: The meaning of a rise in existing home sales, health care reform and the standard of coverage, & Bernie Madoff wants a light sentence. -
6/21/09Top stories include: The Federal Reserve isn't expected to change its course any time soon. Plus, Congress is set to tackle health care reform, and the FDA becomes tobacco regulator.
