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 BUSINESS & ECONOMY   August 15, 2008 Struggling Economy Hitting America's Middle Class Hard August 15, 2008 Environmental Demand Drives Eco-friendly ProductsAugust 14, 2008American 'Lust' for Homeownership Tied to Credit Crisis  2008 AUGUSTAugust 28, 2008 Economy Grows Faster Than Predicted in Second QuarterThe U.S. economy grew at a faster-than-predicted pace this spring, spurred by growing exports abroad and a tax rebate at home, new figures show. August 26, 2008Democratic Leaders Mull Obama's Economic PolicyTwo leading Democrats, Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter and New York Sen. Chuck Schumer discuss what an Obama administration would do to address the economic difficulties facing the nation.    August 26, 2008Denver Offers Testing Ground for 'Obama-nomics'Apart from hosting the Democratic National Convention, Denver residents are also assessing the possible impacts of Sen. Barack Obama's economic policies, including middle class tax cuts and investments in education and alternative energy. Paul Solman examines Obama's plan.  August 26, 2008Health Insurance Rates Rise, Poverty Unchanged in 2007The number of people without health insurance in the United States fell last year for the first time since the beginning of the Bush administration, according to a report released by the Census Bureau Tuesday on poverty, income and health insurance.August 26, 2008Home Prices Dip, but Market Signals ImprovementWhile the U.S. housing market continues to suffer from a slide, new statistics released Tuesday show some evidence that the situation is improving as reluctant buyers return to the market to snatch up bargains.August 22, 2008 Does the U.S. export domestic oil? If so, how much, to where and why?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 20, 2008The 'Whale Oil Myth'Paul Solman answers your business and economic questions in the "Business Desk."August 20, 2008Wall Street Role's in the U.S. Mortgage Crisis ExaminedAs part of an ongoing series of conversations on recent U.S. economic woes, Paul Muolo co-author of "Chain of Blame: How Wall Street Caused The Mortgage and Credit Crisis" discusses his investiation into Wall Street's connection to the current housing and mortgage crisis. August 19, 2008Rice Production Makes a Comeback in War-ravaged CambodiaAmid rising food prices and supply shortages, Cambodia has managed to increase its food production by turning the war-ravaged country's former "killing fields" into rice fields. Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on the transformation. August 19, 2008Wholesale Inflation Rises, Home Construction FallsWholesale inflation surged in July, leaving prices for the past year rising at the fastest pace in 27 years, while construction of homes and apartments fell to the lowest level in more than 17 years, the government reported Tuesday.August 18, 2008Bottling Giant, Maine Residents Battle over WaterBottled water is a hot commodity -- Americans drank almost 9 billion gallons of it last year. But some Maine residents think less of it should come from their state. They are challenging Poland Spring over rights to the state's spring water aquifers. Tom Bearden reports. August 18, 2008Americans' Reliance on Credit Leads Many Into DebtThe ease with which Americans can make purchases using credit cards and loans has led to increased personal debt. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Stuart Vyse, author of "Going Broke: Why Americans Can't Hold On To Their Money," about the roots of the country's financial troubles. August 18, 2008Black Communities Struggle with Soaring Energy CostsEnergy and food prices are skyrocketing. Some people are forgoing necessities, simply because they costs too much. Some black communities have been hit particularly hard because residents pay a larger percentage of their incomes on energy costs. August 15, 2008Struggling Economy Hitting America's Middle Class HardIn the second installment in a series of conversations about the struggling economy, Ray Suarez speaks with author Nan Mooney about what she found to be troubling America's middle class. She interviewed more than 100 people for latest book, "(Not) Keeping Up With Our Parents: The Decline of the Professional Middle Class." August 15, 2008Environmental Demand Drives Eco-friendly ProductsAs public demand for eco-friendly products increases, businesses rush to fill the gap with "green" products touting a lower carbon footprint. Spencer Michels reports on this growing development. August 15, 2008Extended Interview: Clorox CEO and Sierra Club Chief on Green ProductsIn January, Clorox launched a line of all-natural cleaners called "Green Works" -- with an endorsement from the Sierra Club. In this extended interview, Clorox CEO Don Knauss and Sierra Club Executive Director Carl Pope discuss the products, and their decision to work together, with the NewsHour's Spencer Michels.August 15, 2008How do speculators affect the price of crude oil?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 15, 2008How can the U.S. government be continuously providing billions of dollars to various countries (we have trillions of dollars in debt)?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 14, 2008American 'Lust' for Homeownership Tied to Credit CrisisThe drive to own more homes and renovate old ones in the U.S. fueled the number of bank loans that underlie the country's meltdown. In the first in a series of interviews on the economic downturn, Daniel McGinn, author of "House Lust," details his take on the factors behind the housing and credit crises. August 14, 2008Elderly Face Soaring Prices Amid Economic SlumpAmong Americans hit hard by the country's economic downturn are senior citizens, who are struggling to pay energy and food bills and reeling from cuts to community services due to budget constraints. Tom Bearden reports from Denver. August 14, 2008Energy, Food Costs Push Consumer Prices up, Fueling Inflation FearsThe Labor Department reported a 0.8 percent rise in consumer prices in July -- double the expected rate -- sending inflation on its fastest annual pace in 17 years.August 13, 2008Sagging Interest in Motor Vehicles Drives July Retail Sales DownDriven down by sagging demand for vehicles, U.S. retail sales had their worst showing in five months in July, according to newly released government figures.August 12, 2008Denver Battles Fuel Prices with New Mass Transit PlanIn response to soaring fuel costs, Denver city planners are taking steps toward expanding the city's public transportation system. August 12, 2008Report: Many Companies Able to Avoid Paying U.S. Income TaxesDespite trillions of dollars in revenue, a large swath of domestic and foreign corporations paid no U.S. income taxes between 1998 and 2005, according to a government study released Tuesday.August 12, 2008Can you explain "moral hazard" in how it increases the cost of health care?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 11, 2008Former Oilman Makes Bid for Homegrown Alternative EnergyT. Boone Pickens, a Texan oil tycoon, has made it his mission to promote massive new investment toward alternative energy sources. Pickens discusses his plan and efforts to make energy independence a central issue in the fall campaign. August 11, 2008What can be done about today's unemployment statistics?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 5, 2008Can we hear from people inside the financial sector who really want reform?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 5, 2008Fed Opts to Leave Key Interest Rate Unchanged The Federal Reserve decided Tuesday for a second consecutive meeting to keep a key interest rate at 2 percent, saying that overall the economy is doing well despite inflationary fears.August 5, 2008Do you believe that some of the run up in oil prices is based on speculation?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 4, 2008Why didn't the private mortgage insurance avert the current banking crisis?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 1, 2008 Matched Savings Program Targets Miss. PovertyAJFC Community Action works with low-income families in nine poverty-plagued counties in southwest Mississippi to help them learn financial skills and save for homeownership. In this slide show, hear participants describe their experiences. August 1, 2008How exactly did the banks lose money?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 1, 2008Programs Aim to Break Cycles of Poverty in the South Through Home OwnershipAs near-daily reports of housing woes -- from lenders and homebuyers alike -- grip the United States, community-based programs around the country are continuing the slow work of trying to encourage responsible asset building for lower-income workers.August 1, 2008FCC Rules Comcast Violated Internet Access PolicyA divided Federal Communications Commission ruled Friday that Comcast Corp. violated federal policy when it blocked Internet traffic for some subscribers. The cable giant has been ordered to change the way it manages its network.August 1, 2008I am graduating from high-school. What can I expect to see in the future?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."August 1, 2008U.S. Employers Cut 51,000 Jobs in JulyThe U.S. unemployment rose to its highest level in four years in July as employers slashed 51,000 jobs, according to a Labor Department report released Friday.JULYJuly 31, 2008Why do some people refer to the current price of oil as a "bubble"?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."July 30, 2008 Trade Talks Collapse Highlight Differences Between Developing, Developed WorldsOpposition from increasingly important China and India derailed efforts to negotiated a global trade deal Tuesday. With the talks stalled, two economic experts assess the impact on American and international businesses and farmers. July 30, 2008On the Campaign Trail, Candidates Talk Energy PricesSens. Barack Obama and John McCain each outlined their positions on the debate over allowing more off-shore drilling to ease energy prices and overall voter concerns on energy costs. July 29, 2008Economy Returns to Center Stage of Campaign TrailSens. John McCain and Barack Obama focused their campaigns on the sluggish U.S. economy this week amid voter concerns over economic troubles and a looming record budget deficit. Campaign advisers debate the effectiveness of the rivals' plans. July 29, 2008Home Prices Slid 15.8% in May, Survey FindsHome prices slid by a steep 15.8 percent in 20 U.S. cities in May, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home-price index released Tuesday, offering the latest evidence of continuing struggles in the nation's housing market.July 28, 2008FDIC Chief: Most Banks Will Survive Credit CrunchPoor lending and underwriting caused two more banks in the U.S. to close over the weekend, yet regulators and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC, are helping banks remain stable as the economy struggles. Sheila Bair,the chair of FDIC, explains the process. July 28, 2008White House Announces Record Budget DeficitWhoever wins the presidency in November will be saddled with a record budget deficit of $482 billion, according to a Bush administration estimate released Monday.July 25, 2008Foreclosures More than Double; Uptick Seen in Durable GoodsU.S. homeowners lost 220,000 homes to foreclosure in the second quarter, according to a report issued Friday by RealtyTrac, Inc., a marketer of foreclosed homes.July 24, 2008Housing Rescue Bill Awaits Senate, but Questions LingerA hotly-debated housing bill aimed at helping struggling homeowners and shoring up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is next headed for the Senate. Sens. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., and Richard Shelby, R-Ala., discuss the details. July 24, 2008Ford Reports $8.7 Billion Second-Quarter LossThe Ford Motor Co. on Thursday posted a second-quarter loss of $8.7 billion, due mostly to the declining value of its SUV and pickup truck lines, and announced a plan to overhaul its North American production to focus on small cars.July 23, 2008Wide-reaching Housing Rescue Legislation Moves ForwardThe House approved Wednesday a hotly-debated housing rescue package aimed at helping strapped homeowners avoid foreclosures after President Bush dropped his opposition to the bill. Experts examine the measure. July 23, 2008The Health Care Debate: Eliminate the for-profit middle man and all is solved?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."July 23, 2008Why can't the U.K.'s fuel efficient vehicles be sold in the U.S.?Paul Solman answers this question and many more in the "Business Desk."  2008             2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 20022001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996  China Prepares for 2008 Olympics Massive construction, pollution and public image are all factors in China's preparations for the 2008 Olympic Games. The Business Desk Economics correspondent Paul Solman answers your questions on business and financial news. 20082007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 20022001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996
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