Jan 29 Watch Words of War President Bush warned in his State of the Union address that war with Iraq may be inevitable. Continue watching
Jan 15 Supreme Court Upholds Copyright Extension Law By Admin The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a 1998 law allowing copyright holders and entertainment companies to retain their rights to books, music, movies and other creative materials an additional 20 years. Continue reading
Jan 13 AOL Time Warner Chairman Steve Case to Step Down Steve Case, the media chief who helped engineer the corporate marriage of AOL and Time Warner two years ago, announced Sunday he would step down as chairman of the merged corporation, saying his departure was "in the best interest of… Continue reading
Jan 13 Watch Deal Maker’s Downfall Experts analyze Steve Case's decision to step down as chairman of AOL Time Warner, and what it will mean for the company's future. Continue watching
Jan 10 Watch Job Crunch Lee Hochberg reports on the problems facing white collar workers in the Pacific Northwest. Continue watching
Jan 08 Watch Economic Stimulus? Economists debate the effectiveness of President Bush's economic stimulus plan. Continue watching
Jan 07 President Proposes $674 Billion Economic Stimulus Plan "I will ask members of both parties to work with me to secure our economic future. We cannot be satisfied until every part of our economy is healthy and vigorous," Mr. Bush said in a speech to the Economic Club… Continue reading
Jan 07 Watch President Bush’s Growth Plan President Bush revealed his $674 billion stimulus plan Tuesday, which favors huge tax cuts for inventors, to boost the nation's struggling economy. Mr. Bush's announcement follows the unveiling of the Democratic plan. Continue watching
Jan 06 Watch Sharing the Wealth More than 100 companies have agreed voluntarily to treat stock options as an expense. Paul Solman reports. Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch Is It a Bubble? In the last seven years alone, America's homes have increased in value by $2.6 trillion. Paul Solman investigates whether the house-buying boom will go bust. Continue watching