Discussing whether the bailout package should be signed into law from the Fortune most powerful women summit, with Teresa Ressel, head of UBS securities.
A look at Mercedes Benz' new energy saving cars, with CNBC's Melissa Lee
Citigroup gets muscled out by Wells Fargo in its attempt to buy Wachovia, with CNBC's Mary Thompson & Charlie Gasparino
American employers slashed payrolls for the ninth consecutive month amid turmoil in the financial markets which threatens to harm the entire economy.
The shakeup in the financial services sector and the accompanying ripple effect in the wider economy may have you worried about your retirement account. Trevor Delaney, the AP's Personal Finance editor offers guidance on your 401k plan. (Oct. 3)
Peter Mandelson has spoken to reporters after being made business secretary in a cabinet reshuffle.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke returns to the spotlight when he delivers an economic address on Tuesday.
If the proposed deal goes through, when will Americans feel the effects?
Alan Suna, Silvercup Studios CEO, discusses how television and movie studios are doing in this tough economy.
Financial advisor Ken Kamen discusses what to do with your investments in the current, volatile market.
Fox Business' Charles Payne and David Weidner, Marketwatch, discuss Wells Fargo and Wachovia's merger agreement when Citigroup agreed to buy Wachovia's banking operations earlier in the week.
The French presidency has called for a mini summit in Paris on Saturday between the leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Italy to agree on a European response to the global financial crisis. The meeting is likely to be difficult, as differences between the powers are emerging.
House Minority Leader John Boehner and Minority Whip Roy Blunt are optimistic that the changes to the bailout proposal will result in passage of a $700 billion rescue package. (Oct. 3)
Unpredictable markets are boosting business at Harry's Cafe, a drinking establishment popular with Wall Street traders.