Wholesale Prices In Fastest Rise Since '81
The Labor Department reported that wholesale inflation surged in July, leaving U.S. prices for the past year rising at the fastest pace in 27 years. Housing construction also fell in July to the lowest pace in more than 17 years.
Media Faulted For Coverage Of The Economy
Media coverage of the economic downturn in the U.S. has lagged behind both economic activity and public interest, according to a study being released Monday by a Washington, D.C.-based research group.
The Airline With A Success Secret
With jet fuel prices soaring, U.S. airlines are having trouble staying afloat. But one maverick airline is bucking the trend - and actually making money. Nancy Cordes reports on Southwest's secret of success.
Spruce Up Your Home For A Quick Sale
If you're planning on putting your home on the market, consider fixing it first. Simple cosmetic changes don't cost very much and they can make a real difference to a buyer.
With Prices Falling, SoCal Home Sales Up
Southern California home prices fell 31.1 percent in July from last year, with bargain hunters snapping up foreclosed properties and sending overall sales to a 16-month high, a research firm said.
Inside The National Enquirer
When you think of great investigative journalism, sensational tabloids don't ordinarily spring right to mind. But the John Edwards affair story was broken by The National Enquirer. Kelly Cobiella visits the tabloid . and tells all.
Where The Jobs Are -- Even Now!
Vera Gibbons talked about the industries and regions where work is easier to find, even in this economy.
Hershey To Up Candy Prices 11 Percent
The country's largest candymaker cites the soaring costs of raw materials such as cocoa, sugar and peanuts as the reason for the price increase.
Stocks End Mixed On Credit Concerns, Oil
Wall Street ended a mixed week that saw upbeat sentiment about falling oil prices and lingering concerns over weak credit markets and the economy.
FAA Accuses American Of Safety Violations
The Federal Aviation Administration said it is seeking $7.1 million from American Airlines for continuing to fly airliners after safety problems were reported and for drug-testing violations.
