Business

'Today' contributor takes a page from 'Good Morning America' colleague and reports something positive about the economy.

CNBC 'Mad Money' host compares president to Hoover; admits he likes Clinton for addressing 'housing issue.'

Fears of economic decline lead to slow, but still positive growth, according to wire service.

CNBC's Cramer confronts Clinton on ethanol fallacy in interview; 'Nightly News' admits corn is causing higher food prices.

'Today' contributor claims there's no real difference between recession and slowdown, despite the fact that worried talk contributes to economic woes.

Unsatisfied by characterizing economy as in recession, networks try comparing current situation to the Great Depression.

'70s Term has become the new buzz word for dismal economic stories.

DNC chairman credits YouTube for control of Congress; advises followers to use union tactics to get voters.

Why we're not in another one ... but politicians could take us there.

'Good Morning America' recognizes 'tangible tidbits of good news' and provides range of opinion on 'recession' outlook.

'Good Morning America' explores 'Doomsday Vault' built in case of 'worst predictions of global warming.'

NBC report looks to government policy for economic solutions, ignores what's good about the economy.

Embattled mortgage lender cancels controversial Colorado event, but 'Early Show' report spins it anyway.