MoneyWatch November 29, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that new home sales numbers are expected today; the central bank will release a report on the economy; and a survey finds most Americans do not shop online while at work.

MoneyWatch November 28, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that Wal-Mart's $4 drug plan will be made available in all 50 states; stocks hope to rally after a Thanksgiving slide; and Nissan announces electric car plans.

MoneyWatch November 27, 2006 Claire Leka reports "Cyber Monday" is the busiest online shopping day of the holiday season; several economic reports are expected this week; and Microsoft will roll out a new operating system.

MoneyWatch November 24, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Street is open for a shortened session, many retailers kicked off the holiday shopping season hours earlier than usual, and an expected record shopping season online.

MoneyWatch November 23, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Streeters have Thanksgiving Day off, a third of Americans are planning to cut back on holiday spending, and the Butterball Turkey talk line is on despite new owners.

MoneyWatch November 22, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on better-than-expected earnings for Dell; aluminum giant ALCOA plans to cut jobs as part of restructuring efforts; and Wal-Mart slashes prices on holiday food items.

MoneyWatch November 21, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that surveys show Thanksgiving airfares are $20 cheaper than average; home prices and sales continue to slip; and most American companies will be closed on Black Friday.

MoneyWatch November 17, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports 400,000 Sony PlayStation 3s go on sale Nov. 17; with tame inflation and falling oil prices the Dow reached an all-time high 12,305; and interest rates fell a bit.

MoneyWatch November 16, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that hardcore gamers across the country await the release of Sony's PlayStation 3; Wall Street's November rally continues; and US Airways places bid ...

MoneyWatch November 14, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that the heads of GM, Ford and Chrysler will meet with President Bush; cars are cheaper than they've been in 25 years; and Hertz becomes a publicly traded ...

MoneyWatch November 13, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that new video game consoles hit shelves later this week; investors will be focused on inflation; and reports are expected on consumer spending and the housing market.

MoneyWatch November 10, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports retailers have added 126,000 thousand holiday jobs; Wal-Mart says Christmas will be prominent in its sales pitch this year; and mortgage rates inched higher this week.

MoneyWatch November 09, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports General Motors is hiking prices; the NYSE will cut more than 500 jobs; and Microsoft completes revisions on its new operating system, Vista.

MoneyWatch November 09, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports General Motors is hiking prices; the NYSE will cut more than 500 jobs; and Microsoft completes revisions on its new operating system, Vista.

MoneyWatch November 08, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Street awaits election results; expected crude oil inventory report could lower gas prices; and the government issues warning about a Social Security e-mail scam.

MoneyWatch November 07, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on expensive holiday air travel; Election Day spending reaches record levels; and Google begins advertising with newspapers.

MoneyWatch November 06, 2006 Chrysler may start cutting prices; more signs of an ailing housing market; investors will be watching the mid-term election; and the NFL is coming to your phone. Alexis Christoforous reports.

MoneyWatch November 03, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports the job market is on center stage; ex-CEO of Computer Associates gets 12 years in prison; mortgage rates keep falling; and it's an early Christmas for ...

MoneyWatch November 01, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Street kicks off a new trading month after a historic October, investors will be focused on the auto industry and the 1-gigabyte iPod shuffle hits stores.

MoneyWatch October 31, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports disappointing sales spooked Wal-Mart into early holiday bargains; investors will be watching consumer confidence; and Minute Maid is raising the price of its O.J.