Business

Downturn? Upturn? Journalists, politicians and economists are predictably wrong.

Eco groups and Chevron halt talks on reviving a project to upgrade a refinery near San Francisco.

ABC segment on what happens to U.S. post-consumer electronic waste shows problem of unintended consequences.

Jim Acosta interviews Obama's former doctor who says health care plan 'doesn't go far enough,' ignores other voices.

Even President Obama caught off guard by magazine claim.

Lies and fallacies do not sound policy make.

'The View' allows Dr. Tim Johnson to promote government-run health plan.

Media show they are in the tank for left-wing ideals against ordinary citizens.

The Nation's vanden Heuvel doesn't want to get 'caught up in conventional deficit' language.

MSNBC host can't hear enough of liberal congressman's 'obviously intelligent' meddling in the markets.

Scavenging for dead animals killed by the 'car culture' described as the more 'ecological choice.'

Fees on business will lead to lower employee wages possibly making health insurance even less affordable.

Christine Romans explains small business perspective: increased wages could mean layoffs.