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Wall Street recovers some ground
Wall Street recovers some ground
1:13pm: Stocks bounce back after previous session's plunge as automakers begin to lay out recovery plans. more
Where to hide in the 'bear-cession'
12:30pm: The combination of bleak investor sentiment and a weak economy has sent stocks reeling. But there are values for investors who can stomach volatility. more
Oil continues slide below $50
12:32pm: Crude prices turn lower, pummeled by demand concerns. more
Investing Strategy
Black Friday, Blue Christmas
Retailers enjoyed better sales over the weekend than expected. But few believe the good news will last and some fear a wave of bankruptcies ahead. more
Cheap is the new black for retail
With consumers pulling back, it's not surprising that the retail stocks that have done well in 2008 are mostly discounters. But will this trend continue? more
Beware the Obama stimulus bubble
Construction stocks have surged since the election on hopes of increased infrastructure spending. But some stocks have run up too much. more
Commentary
Consumers get their bailout...sort of
by Paul LaMonica
The $800 billion plan to get banks to make more loans may work but it won't help struggling homeowners. And some worry that more debt is the wrong solution. more
Summers a smart choice
The former treasury secretary was one step ahead of the Bush administration in prescribing solutions to the financial crisis.  more
Why Citigroup got Detroit's money
by Paul LaMonica
The government wants the Big Three to prove they are worthy of a $25 billion loan but Citigroup didn't have to twist any arms to get another $20 billion. more
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