A new energy shock September 02, 2005 Aug. 31: Daniel Yergin, CNBC’s global energy expert, says Hurricane Katrina could produce an energy shock similar to the early 1970s.

Storm’s rippling effect September 02, 2005 Aug. 31: CNBC-TV’s Bertha Coombs discusses the economic effects of Hurricane Katrina with MSNBC-TV’s Ron Reagan.

Fed weighs in September 02, 2005 Aug. 31: Anthony Santomero, president of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, discusses the economic impact of Hurricane Katrina during an interview with CNBC’s Steve Liesman.

Gas prices soar because of Katrina September 02, 2005 Aug. 31: Across America everyone is feeling the economic wallop of Katrina, as gas prices hit $3 a gallon. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports.

White card scam August 04, 2005 MSNBC.com’s Bob Sullivan reports on fraudulent withdrawals from ATM machines.

Another spacewalk? August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: NASA officials are trying to determine whether another spacewalk is needed to repair the underbelly of the shuttle Discovery. NBC’s Jay Gray reports.

Podcasting craze August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: NBC’s Michelle Franzen reports on the booming world of podcasting.

Making a fix August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: Deputy shuttle program manager Wayne Hale explains the decision to fix protruding gap fillers on the shuttle Discovery’s underbelly.

'Godspeed for your mission' August 04, 2005 Aug. 2: President Bush thanks Discovery’s crew for being “risk takers for the sake of exploration.”

Dad in space August 04, 2005 Aug. 2: Chelsea Camarda talks to MSNBC about what it’s like to have a shuttle astronaut for a parent.

Successful mission August 04, 2005 Aug. 3: Astronaut Stephen Robinson plucks gap filler from the shuttle’s underside.

GM driving sales August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: CNBC’s Phil LeBeau reports on General Motors’ plan to extend its summertime sales boom by lowering prices and adding features to its 2006 models.

Top of the class August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: Robert Buchanan, retail analyst at A.G. Edwards, discusses which retailers will fare best in this year’s back-to-school season.

Avis lowers rental age August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: Avis is lowering the age that most car rental companies normally require for renting a car. NBC’s Dawn Fratangelo reports.

Parsons on Time Warner August 04, 2005 Aug. 3: Richard Parsons, chairman and chief executive at media giant Time Warner, discusses his company’s second-quarter earnings results with CNBC’s David Faber.

Return of the long bond August 04, 2005 Aug. 3: The Treasury Wednesday announced it would bring back the 30-year treasury bond. CNBC’s Steve Liesman reports on what the move means.

Ford exec’s long road to dream job August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: NBC’s Anne Thompson has the story of a young boy’s dream in wartime Vietnam inspired by his first sighting of a Ford Mustang. The moral of this story? Dreams do come true.

Layoff plans decline in July August 04, 2005 Aug. 3: John Challenger, CEO of consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, discusses data that show a decline in planned job cuts.

Atkins files for bankruptcy August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: The company that makes Atkins diet products has filed for Chapter 11, and as NBC’s Bob Faw reports, that may signal the end of fad diets.

Risky spacewalk August 04, 2005 Aug. 1: For the first time ever, an astronaut will attempt to ride the space station’s robotic arm to remove two tiny pieces of felt-like material from the belly of Discovery. NBC’s Tom Costello ...