Nov 29 Watch Google: The Search Engine that Could Spencer Michels reports on the economic and technical success story behind the Google search engine. Continue watching
Nov 28 Watch Unemployment Benefits Business correspondent Paul Solman on the latest debate over extending unemployment benefits. Continue watching
Nov 26 Economy Shows Growth, Consumer Confidence Up By Admin The U.S. economy grew by a higher-than-expected 4 percent annual rate last quarter and consumer confidence ended its five-month slide, according to new numbers released on Tuesday. Continue reading
Nov 14 FCC Approves Comcast-AT&T Merger The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday gave the green light to Comcast Corp.'s proposed buyout of AT&T Broadband, paving the way for the creation of the largest cable and Internet provider in the country. Continue reading
Nov 12 Webster Steps Down From Accounting Oversight Board Former FBI and CIA director William Webster submitted his resignation as chairman of a new board set up to reform the scandal-tainted accounting industry, according to a letter released to the press. Continue reading
Nov 06 Beleagured SEC Chief Resigns Under Pressure Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt resigned late Tuesday night, citing the continuing political turmoil surrounding his chairmanship as a reason for his departure. Continue reading
Nov 06 Fed Cuts Key Interest Rate In a bid to help jump-start the U.S. economy, the Federal Open Market Committee Wednesday unanimously decided on a half-point cut in the federal funds rate. Continue reading
Nov 06 Harvey Pitt's Resignation Letter The following is the full text of Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt's resignation letter addressed to President George W. Bush. Continue reading
Nov 06 Watch Quitting and Cutting Ray Suarez and guests discuss the Fed's decision to cut interest rates and Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt's resignation. Continue watching
Nov 01 FDIC Sues Ernst & Young The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation filed a $548 million fraud and negligence lawsuit against accounting company Ernst & Young on Friday, stemming from the 2001 collapse of Superior Bank, a savings and loan. Continue reading