MoneyWatch March 29, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Ben Bernanke's comments renewed fears about interest rates; the mortgage meltdown may not have spread to the rest of the economy; and Ford is making a ...

MoneyWatch March 28, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that home prices continue to fall; ITT will pay a fine for selling classified technology to China; and Kodak resigned from the Council of Better Business Bureaus.

MoneyWatch March 27, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Florida's housing market leads the nation in delinquencies; Iran sanctions bring the price of crude oil up to $63 a barrel; and February Vista sales top ...

MoneyWatch March 26, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that lawmakers might force utilities to go green by 2020; home sales in February jumped nearly four percent; and PayPal is working on a new design for mobile devices.

MoneyWatch March 23, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that the Senate Banking Committee grilled regulators over mortgages; Nike's earnings were strong; and cell phones use may not be allowed on planes any time soon.

MoneyWatch March 22, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged; New Century will not testify at a Senate hearing; and subprime mortgages may be effecting home sales and refinancing.

MoneyWatch March 21, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that the Federal Reserve will make a decision about interest rates today; retailer Claire's was sold; and Alan Greenspan is being auctioned off for charity.

MoneyWatch March 20, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports the Sony PlayStation 3 is struggling, the Federal Reserve meets on interest rates, mixed news on home construction report and bad news for Enron shareholders.

MoneyWatch March 19, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Wall Street will be focused on interest rates this week; a report is due out on new home construction rates; and prices on hybrid cars may be falling.

Struggling To Unload Homes March 18, 2007 The housing market continues to slump as homeowners throughout America struggle to unload their property. Bill Whitaker talked with one California resident who is feeling the crunch.

MoneyWatch March 16, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Wal-Mart has decided not to open an in-house bank; JetBlue and other airlines canceled flights because of bad weather on the East Coast; and retail inflation surged.

MoneyWatch March 16, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Alan Greenspan will weigh in on the mortgage crisis; stocks were up again; Cadbury Schweppes is breaking up; and Google says it wants to protect users' ...

Risky Mortgage Pitfalls March 15, 2007 Financial expert Ray Martin and Hannah Storm discuss the subprime mortgage meltdown and what you can do to avoid risky mortgage pitfalls.

MoneyWatch March 15, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that confidence increased on Wall Street; Alan Greenspan weighed in on the mortgage problem as the government considered action; and Wal-Mart may soon offer mortgages.

MoneyWatch March 15, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that the Dow clawed its way back into positive territory; no jail time for former HP chairwoman Patricia Dunn; and Harry Potter will have a record-setting first run print.

MoneyWatch March 14, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that a late-day rally boosted stocks; H&R Block and GM are the latest casualties of the lending meltdown; the new Harry Potter book will have a record-breaking ...

Stock Market Bounces Back March 14, 2007 The stock market rebounded after early fluctuations rocked the major averages following Tuesday's selloff. Alexis Christoforous reports.

Wall Street Woes Pile Up March 14, 2007 The stock market is struggling to recover from Tuesday's selling. Alexis Christoforous reports investors are concerned about mortgage lending problems and sluggish retail sales growth.

MoneyWatch March 14, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Street plunged on rising concern in the subprime mortgage market, home foreclosures reached a record high and woes grow for subprime lender New Century.

MoneyWatch March 13, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on the deepening carnage within the U.S. mortgage market, cold weather chills in February's retail sales, and Viacom's $1 billion lawsuit against ...