MoneyWatch February 27, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that interest in hybrid cars may be waning; Krispy Kreme is getting health conscious; and CBS will invest in virtual reality.

MoneyWatch February 26, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that hybrid cars don't get the gas mileage advertised; the airline industry has been asked for a better response to delays; and KFC now has fish on its menus.

MoneyWatch February 23, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Microsoft plans to appeal the largest patent ruling in history; travelers are giving JetBlue a second chance; and Harley Davidson employees are back at work.

MoneyWatch February 22, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that health care costs are going up; Nissan apparently isn't interested in buying DaimlerChrysler; and Goldman Sachs' CEO got quite a salary package.

MoneyWatch February 21, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Hewlett-Packard won a round in the PC wars; times are turbulent for JetBlue; and the CEO of US Airlines will do jail time for drunken driving.

MoneyWatch February 20, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports on JetBlue's struggles, tobacco giant Philip Morris' victory in a punitive damage case, and a planned $11 billion merger between two satellite radio ...

MoneyWatch February 20, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Microsoft and AT&T head to the Supreme Court; wholesale-level inflation fell; and new home construction numbers kept a lid on gains on Wall Street.

MoneyWatch February 19, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that the FCC may try to limit violence to TV; investors will be focused on inflation; and complications may arise because daylight-saving time starts early this year.

Home Sales: Get Creative February 16, 2007 With the housing market slumping, sellers are finding inventive new ways to attract buyers. These days, just lowering your asking price isn't enough. Kelly Cobiella reports.

Housing Slowdown Continues February 16, 2007 The government reported that new homes are going up at the slowest place in nearly 10 years. Anthony Mason reports with the demand for homes down, prices are falling as well.

MoneyWatch February 16, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that General Motors may be in trouble; the world's two largest beer makers are talking about a merger; and it's getting more expensive to finance ...

MoneyWatch: Chrysler February 14, 2007 Chrysler will cut 13,000 jobs, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke sees a positive economic outlook and State Farm will no longer sell homeowners' insurance in Mississippi. Alexis Christoforous ...

MoneyWatch February 14, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that 10,000 DaimlerChrysler employees may loose their jobs; Valentine's Day is keeping FedEx busy; and a new study says 40 percent of employees have dated a ...

MoneyWatch February 14, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that a new Blackberry will hit the market; Intel may be going green; MySpace is cracking down on illegal videos; and men in Britain may get Viagra for ...

MoneyWatch February 12, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that 2007 could be a record year for oil industry mergers; inflation figures are expected to disrupt the housing market; and dinner is the top Valentine's Day ...

MoneyWatch February 09, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that concerns about the housing market are dogging Wall Street; mortgage rates dropped for home-buyers; and consumers are expected to shell out for ...

MoneyWatch February 08, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Internet TV services like Joost and YouTube may have a downside; profits at Disney are strong; and online music piracy is still a big problem.

MoneyWatch February 07, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports that Wal-Mart faces a class action lawsuit; Apple CEO Steve Jobs wants a new music playing system; and Ford is bringing back the Taurus.

MoneyWatch February 06, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports Coke is facing demands it prove claims about its new drink, Enviga; there's a refund available for long distance calls; and a candy maker will stop marketing ...

MoneyWatch February 05, 2007 Alexis Christoforous reports productivity will drop because of the Super Bowl; Oil prices are up; Bank of America will offer employees incentives to buy green; and "gluten free" is the new "low carb."