Business

Job numbers outdo predictions and revisions change August numbers from negative to positive.

Meteorologist points out more flaws in Gore film 'An Inconvenient Truth.'

Marciano applauds chance that 'Inconvenient Truth' might be banned in British schools.

After company's CEO Erik Prince is grilled by congressional Democrats and castigated by the media, security contractor does its job in Iraq.

Both CBS and NBC also overlook the $100 million saved by hiring private contractor versus the government providing security through State Department.

Media show support for socialist solutions like Hillarycare, but few back similar involvement in news.

Magazine's Senior Editor dismisses 'fairness/accuracy/balance' in climate change reporting because deniers lack 'empirical merit.'

'World News' praises billionaire who tackled Montana's drug problem with business sense.

'Evening News' interrogates Giuliani 'bundler,' but skips over President Clinton's contribution-related appointments.

The CW's model 'Survivor' goes green and takes on tobacco, all in one episode.

'American Morning' business correspondent Ali Velshi tells viewers how much the stock market has grown this year, offers optimism about fourth quarter.

Democratic presidential candidate Clinton already proposed rolling back Bush tax cuts to fund her health care proposal.

CBS showcases Florida family that reduced their carbon footprint by 90 percent, but didn't disclose their cost to do so.

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