Dear Wash. Post: Don't Worry about China

Business
Geithner warns about Chinese currency manipulation, but why should U.S. complain about lending when credit is tight?

Dear WTOP: Rep. Moran Wrong about Metro Costs

Business
Taxpayers will shoulder addition burden of transit system.

Dear Wash. Post: Obama Wants Gov. That 'Works

Business
President's remark is 'evidence' that America's founding values are lost.

Dear WSJ: Account Imbalances Didn't 'Cause' Recession

Business
Real factors like monetary or fiscal policies are to blame.

NY Times Columnist Says Saving Banks Will Take another Trillion

Business
Matt Philbin
Sorkin Tells 'Good Morning America' financials need fixing 'all over again.'

NBC Historian: 28 Degrees, So It Must Be 'Global Warming

Business
Michael Beschloss ignores frigid temps, claims warming could be responsible for lack of snow.

Obama 'Openness' Announcement Greeted with Cheers in CNBC Studio Says

Business
'Power Lunch' host Michelle Caruso-Cabrera credits Obama with 'political brilliance' for announcing his administration's openness with the press.

Obama's Open and Shut Approach to Access

Business
Inauguration committee cuts deals to get $5 million from media outlets and squeezes out ordinary citizens.

News I'd Like To See

Business
Here are a few stories that would make turning on the news a lot more pleasant.

Krugman's Obama Would be Like 'Franklin Delano

Business
Nobel Prize winning economist has devoted over half his post-election columns to urging Obama to act like FDR, or promoting New Deal-style stimulus.

Krugman's Obama Would be Like 'Franklin Delano

Business

CNBC's Quintanilla on the Inaugural Stock Drop: 'This Was Brutal Even

Business
'Squawk Box' co-host notes the Obama stock market swan dive and declares if economy doesn't respond to Obama stimulus, it's a depression.

Nationalize Banks? One Investor Says So Be It

Business
Matt Philbin
On Fox Business Network, portfolio manager says Obama should nationalize if that's what it takes.

Dear WSJ: Obama Calls for Responsibility, While Acting Irresponsibly

Business
'No one can spend $1.5 billion of other people's money responsibly.'