CNBC, FOX and CNN offer the rest of the economic picture

Media take obesity study seriously, worry that extra pounds are 'spreading' 'like a virus.'

'American Morning' team complains the oil company is doing better than the S&P average.

Taxation is media solution to funding its preferred causes and punishing 'wrong' behavior like smoking, eating junk food and spewing carbon.

'Nightly News' makes the case an enviro-friendly business plan could be exactly what auto manufacturers need.

Journalists don't hedge about opposition to America's new wealthy.

'American Morning' business reporter gets math right, but goes left with his politics.

CBS and NBC say study associates diet soda with heart disease, despite same study stating data inconclusive.

Only ABC reports price decrease, but it is overshadowed by minor rise in coffee prices.

Magazine favors huge tax increase because they pay 'far lower rates than the rest of us.'

Networks line up pro-regulation 'experts' who insist more needs to be done to end obesity 'epidemic.'

While other networks ignore big Wall Street news, NBC admits that a soaring Dow benefits a 'majority of Americans.'

As Dow Jones deal appears imminent, ABC airs worries about the 'nightmare' of Rupert Murdoch making changes to the WSJ.