Business

CBS's series highlights worst-case, hard-luck situation to show financial mess hitting home.

MSNBC chief Washington correspondent questions funding for alternative energy projects in rescue legislation.

Free-market economists blame government actions taken during Carter, Clinton for financial crisis.

Correspondent suggests new strategy - using 'Main Street Bailout' in lieu of 'Wall Street Bailout.'

A few in the media act responsibly to set a steady tone, but too many choose Great Depression theme.

CNBC host says economic experts calling for patience and calm in rescue package would bring about Great Depression II.

'CBS Evening News' anchor cites Warren Buffett with over-the-top questioning of House Minority Leader.

Holtz-Eakin claims law already allows for $700 billion bailout without congressional authority; CNBC's Burnett disputes claim.

Prudent Bear Funds director advises viewers of Bloomberg TV to move out of equities, into safer investments.

CNBC host suggest Treasury secretary explain how bailout would help average Americans.

'Mad Money' host blames on politicians, policy makers for not heeding his infamous 2007 rant.

CNBC analyst cites IMF report and explains history of banking crises show they cost 13 percent of GDP.

Newspaper reports poll showing 33 percent say U.S. economy is in Depression.