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Read more »Average gasoline price falls below $2, cheapest since 2005
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The national average price for a gallon of gasoline has fallen below $2 for the first time since March 2005, the Energy Department and AAA say.
Read more »Let's Put the Economic Blame Where it Belongs: On Ourselves
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As the American economy continues its impressive and chaotic downward spiral, there seems to be an increasing sentiment throughout the nation that the government and Wall Street executives are to blame for all this, and the average American consumer is just another hapless victim
Read more »Let Detroit Go Bankrupt (Mitt Romney)
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A managed bankruptcy may be the only path to the fundamental restructuring the auto industry needs.
Read more »Honda's US-Based Success Indicates No Need for Fed Bailout
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The success of the factory, which Honda says has built 15 million engines from scratch since it opened 23 years ago, has been spread beyond Anna, which lies in western Ohio between Dayton and Toledo. "I don't think they should bail them out because ... obviously something's not right in the way they're running their business..."
Read more »Yahoo Shares Plummet Nearly 20% on Ballmer Comments
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Yahoo shares went into a free fall of nearly 20 percent on Wednesday, following comments from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer that the software giant is interested in a search-only partnership and not an acquisition.
Read more »Jobless claims surge to a 16-year high
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Initial unemployment filings rise to 542,000 and number of Americans continuing on benefits nears 26-year high.
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