Business

CNBC correspondent Trish Regan points out alleged Madoff $50 billion Ponzi scheme is 'twice the amount of money the auto companies are asking Congress for.'

CNBC's 'Mad Money' host says federal entitlement program operates in the same manner as Madoff's scam.

In 2008, we've lost a lot more than mere wealth.

John Roberts and Carol Costello attack 'warm and fuzzy' ads, promote greater regulation of plastic.

Former critics say media mogul's takeover of financial publication for the best, considering newspaper business downturn.

Two weeks after taking 1930s comparisons off the table, 'Mad Money' host responds to BMI and others.

Media says anti-bailout congressmen in the pockets of foreign automakers; ignores union influence on pro-bailout voters.

Journalists can't predict the future, but keep on trying anyhow.

But a bailout 'postpones' competitiveness and lessens chance of Big Three survival.

In times of economic distress it is more important to use resources more carefully, not less.

Sen. Jim DeMint says unfair union influence and the bailout culture will anger many Americans.

Industry organization refutes environmental activists who claim Alaskan Pollock are being 'overfished.'

Texas congressman: tax holiday more cost efficient than Paulson's remaining $350 billion bailout; critics say it's too Keynesian.

'Nightly News' segment laments government cuts for library funding, includes a man crying over library closure.