Wall Street Giant in $153.6M Fraud Settlement June 22, 2011 JPMorgan Chase has agreed to a fraud charge settlement of $153.6 million for its role in the financial crisis. Jeff Glor reports.

Wall Street Awaits Fed Announcements. June 22, 2011 The central bank will announce whether it is making any moves on interest rates; investors will also be listening for guidance on further stimulus action. Plus: Verizon dumps unlimited data plan.

Dows Rallies 109 Points on Hopes for Greece June 21, 2011 Stocks had their best day in over a month on hopes the Greek government would avoid defaulting on its debt. Plus, JP Morgan Chase agrees to pay $154 million to settle charges it misled investors.

Dows Rallies 109 Points on Hopes for Greece June 21, 2011 Stocks had their best day in over a month on hopes the Greek government would avoid defaulting on its debt. Plus, JP Morgan Chase agrees to pay $154 million to settle charges it misled investors.

Electric Cars Finally Going Mainstream? June 21, 2011 Auto companies are finally mass-producing electric cars that are going farther and farther on a single charge. CBS News national correspondent Ben Tracy reports on how drivers are responding to ...

Banking on the Go June 20, 2011 Read more: Mobile Banking: A User’s GuideFor everything you need to know about how to safely turn your phone into a bank branch, check out our package of stories.

IMF Cuts Forecast for US Economic Growth June 17, 2011 The fund revised its expectations down to 2.5% growth this year, instead of 2.8%. Plus: A union vote on New York’s Long Island could create the country's first unionized Target store.

Biggest Mistake When Financial Planning: ... June 17, 2011 Does procrastination stop you from making the right plans? David Laibson, professor of economics at Harvard University speaks to Eric Schurenberg emotional blocks and how they harm our financial ...

Social Security Myths June 17, 2011 Concerns about Social Security? Is the system going to go bankrupt? MoneyWatch’s Eric Schurenberg offers three myths surrounding Social Security.

Capital One in $9 Billion Deal June 17, 2011 The bank is buying ING’s online banking unit in an acquisition that will create the fifth-largest bank in the country. Plus: Big recall at Chrysler.

Can the Government Fix the Economy? June 16, 2011 Washington Unplugged: MoneyWatch’s Jill Schlesinger spoke with Roosevelt Institute Fellow Lynn Parramore and ECRI cofounder Lakshman Achuthan about lawmakers' ability to create jobs, ...

Jobless Claims Drop Again June 16, 2011 New unemployment claims fall for the second time in 3 weeks, suggesting that layoffs are leveling off. Plus: Citi now says more accounts were affected by hacker attack.

Stocks Try to Recover After Wednesday Fall June 16, 2011 The number of U.S. homeowners seriously behind on their mortgages drops for May. Plus: Citi says the number of accounts affected by a big hacker attack is almost double initial reports.

Stocks Tumble on Worries over Greece Debt June 15, 2011 Investors dump shares after thousands of Greeks protested government cutbacks in Athens. Plus: Oil slides 4% to below $95 a barrel.

Mutual Funds' New Report Card June 15, 2011 Don Phillips, Managing Director of Morningstar talks with MoneyWatch’s Eric Schurenberg at the 2011 Morningstar Investment Conference. Phillips announces they will give mutual funds an all new ...

Bernanke Urges GOP: Raise the Debt Ceiling June 15, 2011 The Fed chief tells Republicans that even a short delay will jeopardize both financial markets and the United States' AAA debt rating. Plus: Pandora soars after IPO

Stocks Jump on Consumer Data June 14, 2011 A new report shows consumers are hanging in, despite high gas and food prices. Plus: Fed chief Ben Bernanke urges Republicans to allow an increase in the U.S. debt limit.

GOP Plan to Stimulate the Economy June 14, 2011 In a CBS News town hall, members of the Republican party were asked to name one way that they would stimulate economic growth in the U.S.

How to Pick a Mutual Fund June 13, 2011 Russel Kinnel, head of fund research for Morningstar, talks with Jack Otter, executive editor of MoneyWatch, about the criteria you should, and should not, consider when picking a mutual fund.

Investing When the News Gets Scary June 13, 2011 Ross Levin, President of Accredited Investors talks with MoneyWatch’s Eric Schurenberg at the 2011 Morningstar Investment Conference.  Levin offers advise about how to ...