MoneyWatch October 30, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports falling gas prices may loosen shoppers' grips on their wallets, investors are waiting for the Sept. employment report and Fearnet.com is being launched on ...

MoneyWatch October 27, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on a boost in new home sales; Microsoft is a stock to watch; and Yahoo wants submissions for its Internet time capsule.

MoneyWatch October 26, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on an expected drop in September home sales, rising oil prices, and a ripe job market for educated professionals seeking employment.

MoneyWatch October 25, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Street's attention will be focused on interest rates, Amazon.com made $2.3 billion in sales last quarter, college is getting more expensive, and Mercedes ...

MoneyWatch October 24, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports analysts expect the Fed to leave interest rates unchanged, ex-Enron CEO Jeff Skilling will spend 24 years in prison, and crude oil prices fall below $59 a barrel.

MoneyWatch October 23, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that interest rates and earnings will take center stage on Wall Street, home re-sales and gas sales reports are expected, and Apple's iPod turns 5 years old ...

MoneyWatch October 20, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on the Dow's second record day above 12,000, former head of the NYSE Dick Grasso must pay back $100 million, and mortgage rates remain steady.

MoneyWatch October 19, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports the Dow Jones passed the 12,000 mark for the first time in its 110 years; expected earnings reports from Google and McDonalds; and a virus has infected some iPods.

Dow Reaches 12,000 October 18, 2006 Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow reached a new milestone when it hit 12,000. Alexis Christoforous reports on a new wave of confidence on Wall Street.

MoneyWatch October 18, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on missed profit expectations from Intel and Yahoo, a federal judge wipes away Lay conviction and Google offices to be solar-powered.

MoneyWatch October 17, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on blue chips climbing towards 12,000, former FDA head Lester Crawford will be facing federal charges, and OPEC discusses cutting oil output.

MoneyWatch October 16, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports the earnings parade picks up, investors are keeping an eye on interest rates, and the FCC looks to the public before deciding on the AT&T-Bellsouth merger.

MoneyWatch October 13, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on falling prices at the pump, a cold snap may weaken Florida orange crops, and Gamestop will accept pre-orders for the new Nintendo game system, Wii.

MoneyWatch October 12, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports that investors will be focused on the health of the economy; the FCC is expected to allow an AT&T-Bell South merger; and the mortgage rate report from Freddie Mac.

MoneyWatch October 11, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports investors get results from Gannett, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut; Ford will start offering its buyout and early retirement packages; and Symantec wants to protect you online.

MoneyWatch October 09, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports retail sales and consumer sentiment reports are expected this week, oil production may be cut to boost prices and Starbucks plans to start serving breakfast.

MoneyWatch October 06, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports the job market will be the focus today; the economy is expected to have added 124,000 jobs. Also, mortgage rates continue to drop and Wal-Mart speeds up its drug program.

MoneyWatch October 05, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on the momentum on Wall Street, indictments in the Hewlett-Packard spy scandal, interest rates possibly being cut next year and GM and Nissan-Renault's non-deal.

MoneyWatch October 04, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports on a record day for Wall Street, investors keeping a close eye on oil pits, Ben Bernanke's address to the Economic Club and new concerns about PlayStation 3.

MoneyWatch October 03, 2006 Alexis Christoforous reports investors will be tracking auto stocks as carmakers release sales figures, Harrah's stock is up after a buyout bid and Fortune's most powerful women ...