A disappointing jobs report has sparked fears of a slowing recovery. Although the unemployment rate dipped slightly, that reduction was attributed to people retiring or who had stopped looking for work. Judy Woodruff reports on why the job market in…
Housing Market Shows Fastest Rate of Recovery Since Before the Crash…
Will the Banking Crisis in Cyrpus Rock Other European and World Markets?…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit an all-time high of 14,253, beating the previous record set in October 2007, before the crash. What's behind the market rally and does it signify a healthy economic rebound? Gwen Ifill gets analysis from…
Fed Chair Bernanke Warns Lawmakers Sequester Could Slow Economic Recovery…
Under Austerity, Greeks Feel Unfolding Social and Humanitarian Crisis…
In other news Wednesday, the European Union reported that Europe's financial struggles were far from over. Overall government debt of Eurozone countries reached a record high at 90 percent of total economic output for the year. Five E.U. member countries…
Consumer Confidence Is Higher Than Before Despite Mixed Economic Numbers…
Four Years After Bailouts, Banks Have Bounced Back, Still Making Risky Bets…
Though 163,000 jobs were created in the month of July, the unemployment rate rose to 8.3 percent. Jeffrey Brown talks to former Labor Department chief economist Lisa Lynch and University of California, Berkeley's Enrico Moretti on why the pace for…
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