More Budget Woes for California
The state of California has a massive budget deficit, and according to the State Controller of California finances are even worse than expected.
Hope for Housing?
Mortgage rates are at an all-time low and there is a major housing surplus, so why aren’t consumers buying real estate?
Down on Dell
Dell is holding its annual meeting today and the AFL-CIO plans to show its disapproval by asking shareholders to withhold votes from Chairman and CEO Michael Dell.
Senator Reid Takes a Tone
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s comments on Hispanics’ party affiliation is causing quite an uproar.
Casinos: A Bad Bet for Ohio?
Harrah’s is betting on a new market….the
Let Bush Tax Cuts Expire?
This morning Cornell University Economics Professor Steven Kyle said that the Bush tax cuts should end for the wealthy and middle class alike.
First Lady Under Fire Over Spain Trip
By Cristine Ambrose
Fast Food Hiring Binge a Sign of Recovery?
McDonald’s announced it will hold a hiring event in nearly 600 of their restaurants across three states today.
California Bailout or 'Fair Share'?
We plant our flag in California every day.
California Bad for Business?
Is California bad for business?
California's Pension Problems
California’s budget gap of nearly $20 billion has the state struggling to find ways to trim spending in order to avoid insolvency.
Chilly August for Markets?
We start with the markets each day on Varney & Co.
Tax Man Targets Gold
A new provision in the health-care law means more tax documentation will be required for all gold coin sales.
Re'volt' Against GM's Electric Car
GM has been facing a lot of criticism over its new electric car, the Chevy Volt.
The Fight Continues
President Obama’s health-care plan may have become law, but the fight over health-care reform is still raging.
Pay Raise in Oklahoma
As the outrage in Bell, California continues, a similar situation is brewing in Oklahoma.
Taxing the Recovery
U.S. taxpayers are preparing for the largest tax hike in history as the Bush Administration's tax cuts are set to expire on January 1st 2011.
Coming Soon...
Coming Soon...
HP Investor Revolt?
The backlash over Hewlett-Packard's decision to oust company CEO Mark Hurd has investors questioning the company's handling of the scandal.