Oct 17 Watch Market Moods Ray Suarez assesses Wall Street's mood swings with Gretchen Morgenson, financial writer and columnist for The New York Times. Continue watching
Oct 10 Watch Profits and Principles Jeffrey Kaye looks at two companies in Southern California that are trying to prove that the garment business can make a profit without exploiting their workers. Continue watching
Oct 09 West Coast Ports to Reopen Following Court Order As 29 major ports on the West Coast prepared to reopen Wednesday, workers and shipping companies faced what they said would be the unwieldy process of unloading billions of dollars worth of idle cargo. Continue reading
Oct 08 President Bush Seeks Court Order to End Port Lockout President Bush announced Tuesday he would seek a court order to end a ten-day work stoppage at 29 West Coast ports -- a dispute he says is costing the U.S. economy as much as $1 billion a day. Continue reading
Oct 08 Watch On the Waterfront President Bush obtains a court injunction to end the work stoppage at 29 West Coast ports, becoming the first president to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act in a quarter century. Continue watching
Oct 04 Watch Unemployment Update Ray Suarez discusses the unexpected improvement in the unemployment rate with two economics experts. Continue watching
Oct 03 Watch On the Waterfront: Shutting Down West Coast Docks West Coast shipping lines and striking dock workers have resumed contract talks under federal mediation, but the economic effects of the labor dispute are already being felt nationwide. Continue watching
Oct 03 Watch Background: Shutting Down West Coast Docks Spencer Michels reports with an update on the impact of shutting down West Coast docks. Continue watching
Oct 02 Former Enron Financial Chief Faces Mulitple Fraud Charges Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson announced Wednesday that multiple fraud charges have been filed against former Enron chief financial officer Andrew Fastow in connection with last year's billion dollar collapse of the energy giant. Continue reading
Oct 01 U.S. Companies Make Millions At Cuba Business Fair Nearly 300 U.S. agribusinesses, farmers and farm state lawmakers visited Cuba over the weekend for the first U.S. trade show on the Caribbean island in four decades, racking up sales of at least $66 million in cash, Cuba's food import… Continue reading