3:50pm: The airplane maker will deliver some layoff notices Friday. (more)
3:41pm: Department of Housing and Urban Development makes changes to Hope for Homeowners plan aimed at increasing participation. (
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2:33pm: The Fed reduces its GDP projection, signals additional interest rate cuts and sees unemployment over 7% next year. (
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2:02pm: Retail group says 2008 should be the weakest year since it began tracking activity. (
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1:55pm: Congressional Budget Office chief Peter Orszag is the President-elect's top pick to be the budget director, according to Capital Hill Democrats. (
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1:34pm: The satellite radio company has to deal with Detroit's woes, a tapped out consumer and its own debt. So even at 20 cents a share, the stock's not a buy. (
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12:59pm: Many for-profit companies now offer foreclosure counseling services to at-risk homeowners. Are they worth the price? (
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12:59pm: Many for-profit companies now offer foreclosure counseling services to at-risk homeowners. Are they worth the price? (
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12:12pm: The software maker's CEO Steve Ballmer says that Microsoft does not want to buy all of Yahoo, but would be open to a search collaboration. (
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12:07pm: Shares reached a five-year intraday low after S&P lowered the credit rating to BBB-. (
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11:48am: The companies are working together to learn more about each other, customers and online reach. (
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11:42am: Gerri Willis offers some advice on how to save cash on accommodations during holiday travels this season. (
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11:22am: The bank acts to unwind class of interest rate funds in its effort to attain profitability. (
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11:19am: Auto chiefs find some support in Congress for a $25 billion loan package but a lot more criticism in a second day of hearings about a Big Three bailout. (
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10:53am: Cheap software can become pricey when the learning curve eats into your business's productivity. (
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10:52am: Crude and gasoline inventories rise in the latest week, according to government reports. (
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10:41am: The high-tech networks that Reliant Energy is installing in the homes of its 1.8 million customers will help them save electricity. (
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10:13am: Prices at the pump in national survey continue to decline as 21 states' averages fall below $2 a gallon. (
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10:08am: U.S. currency edges higher versus euro, but slips versus pound and yen amid reports of contracting economy. (
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10:06am: Major indexes close sharply lower. Fears grow about economy and auto industry. (
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8:44am: Key indicators plummet in October, spelling more bad news for the economy. (
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8:36am: Inflation falls by a record 1% in October, worrying economists that falling prices will become a disturbing trend. (
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8:34am: Plans that systematically reduce mortgage costs could make matters worse and slow the recovery process that's already in motion. (
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8:10am: As stock index funds continue to lose money, Treasury bond investments are outperforming the equity market. (
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7:31am: The former No. 1 music site taps classic rock as part of its comeback strategy. (
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7:13am: The Japanese electronics giant acquired software maker Gracenote to help integrate its TVs, PS3s, and music into the web. (
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7:04am: Casino mogul Steve Wynn will continue building on the island and supports government travel restrictions. (
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6:40am: Crude prices are down 60% in four months on global demand fears, but bottom may be nearing. (
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6:18am: As the Big 3 approach Congress for a bailout, China's car makers seek assistance in form of easier standards, protection from competition and subsidies for technology development. (
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6:00am: An open letter to my kids on what the current economic crisis has taught us, and how they can learn from our mistakes. (
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5:56am: Some planners may offer their services for no charge, but that doesn't necessarily mean you won't be paying something. (
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5:19am: Investor Daily: A British company has built a thriving business helping companies to minimize legal risk when watchdogs come knocking. (
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5:10am: Major indexes slide at the open as weak readings on housing and consumer prices add to a gloomy economic outlook. (
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4:24am: As the outlook worsens for local economies, we check in on your home state. (
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3:54am: Higher car prices, the end of incentives and vehicle shortages could occur if GM and other Big Three automakers don't get a bailout, according to experts. (
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