Dow Jones Crosses 13,000 Mark April 25, 2007 The Dow Jones Industrial Average surpassed 13,000 for the first time. It was led by strong earnings reports from big-name companies like Amazon.com, Citigroup and Boeing. Alexis Christoforous reports.

MoneyWatch April 25, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on a doubling of profits from online retailer Amazon.com; blue chips stocks and the NASDAQ are up; a new report on home sales; and Wal-Mart expands into health care.

MoneyWatch April 24, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that the Dow will resume its run for 13,000; Google beat Microsoft to become the most powerful global brand of 2007; and Dell is selling new PCs running ...

MoneyWatch April 23, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on the possibility of a third record close for the Dow; investors anticipate another profitable quarter; and a musical version of "Spider-Man" is set to hit Broadway.

MoneyWatch April 20, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on the Dow's second straight record close; Google's $1 billion earnings report; MySpace's entry into the news business; and falling mortgage ...

MoneyWatch April 19, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on eBay's high earnings; a record day for the Dow; decreasing numbers of bankruptcies; rising home foreclosures; and American Airlines workers continue to strike.

MoneyWatch April 18, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on more earnings reports from the technology sector; a near-record close for the Dow; and Home Depot makes it easier for customers to go green.

MoneyWatch April 17, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on last-minute tax filing; Wall Street focuses on real estate and inflation; earning reports due today; and Alan Greenspan downplays fears of a global recession.

MoneyWatch April 16, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on new market-moving investor reports; a preview of the profit report cards due from several top companies; and how to make the most out of your tax refund.

MoneyWatch April 13, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on calls from consumer groups to reform the nation's bankruptcy laws; civil rights groups ask for a moratorium on home foreclosures; and Sony's new ...

MoneyWatch April 11, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on a bottom-line boost for aluminum-giant Alcoa; a government report predicting lower gas prices; and a refusal by heavy metal bands to headline "Ozzfest" for free.

MoneyWatch April 10, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on American attempts to combat piracy in China; falling crude oil prices amid Iran's nuclear announcement; and media-giant News Corp.'s new venture.

MoneyWatch April 09, 2007 Claire Leka reports that Americans rang up nearly $242 billion at retail self-checkout machines; Google will release a new feature called my maps; and Hooters plans to expand in China.

MoneyWatch April 06, 2007 Claire Leka reports that the economy is expected to have created 135,000 jobs in March; vehicles will require anti-rollover technology by 2012; and Federated Department Stores aims to boost Web sales.

MoneyWatch April 05, 2007 Claire Leka reports that Merck hopes the FDA will approve Vioxx successor Arcoxia; shareholders want DaimlerChrysler to sell its Chrysler unit; and Toyota's Prius celebrates 10 years on ...

MoneyWatch April 04, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that government retirement benefits are going unclaimed; Radio Shack exposed customers to potential identity theft; and Apple's iTunes faces an antitrust ...

Avoiding The Mortgage Meltdown April 03, 2007 Author and radio host Dave Ramsey tells Russ Mitchell how homebuyers can stay on solid financial ground and avoid the sub prime mortgage meltdown.

MoneyWatch April 03, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that New Century Financial has filed for bankruptcy protection; AirTran increases its bid for Midwest Airlines to $38 million; and Hershey dampens merger speculation.

MoneyWatch April 02, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that analysts predict more choppy waters ahead on Wall Street; Ford hopes limited-edition vehicles will make a splash; and workers admit to playing jokes on the job.

MoneyWatch March 30, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports three quarters of TJX's stolen data had expired at the time of the theft; Fidelity is ending its pension plan; and more people are turning to H&R Block ...