Automakers, Unions Play 'Defense' to Get Bailout
Business
Failing manufacturers claim taxpayer rescue is necessary on national security grounds.
Networks Gloss Over Geithner's Past, Ignore Criticism
Business
Broadcast journalists pave way for Obama's Treasury Secretary by praising history, forgetting involvement in Lehman collapse.
Air America President Dismisses Deficit Spending as 'Rhetoric
Business
Liberal talk radio head Mark Green says balanced budgets only 'politically real.'
NBC Laments Bush's Last-Minute Oil Shale Maneuvering
Business
Correspondent Lisa Myers cites actor Robert Redford to prove energy strategy a threat.
Bloomberg: Chocolate's the Cure for Economic Woes
Business
Financial reporter shows cocoa commodities directly correlated to unemployment rate.
Cramer's Flip: Obama Treasury Pick Once 'Disaster,' Now 'Smooth Hand
Business
Tim Geithner, admonished by CNBC 'Mad Money' host before selection now only subtly criticized.
'Evening News' Shows How Green Innovation is Done -- Without Governmen
Business
Car designer able to create marketable "green" automobile without help from government or large auto manufacturer.
CNN Fights the Free Market Argument
Business
Ali Velshi of 'Your $$$$$,' says critics of regulation could meet 'in a phone booth.'
Velshi Gives Viewers Harsh Dose of Reality on Economic Policy
Business
CNN chief business correspondent warns 'free' market economy may lose freedom, is skeptical of 'fake' green economy.
Dear WSJ: Governments Are Little Different Than Pirates
Business
Like Somali bandits seizing ships, governments seize property under threat of personal harm.
Networks Start Cheerleading for 'New-New Deal
Business
Evening news shows have no room for skepticism when there's an economy to nationalize.
