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Chrysler hints at sale of Dodge Viper(CNN)
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State probes Goldman, Fidelity deal(CNN)
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Russia may lessen U.S. poultry imports(CNN)
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The economic growth mirage(CNN)
Despite all the talk about the U.S. economy falling on hard times this year, experts are predicting that the economy grew at a more solid pace during the second quarter.
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U.S. thrifts lose $5.4 billion(CNN)
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Bankruptcy filings surge to 1 million - up 29%(CNN)
As things in the economy have gotten worse, the number of people and businesses heading to bankruptcy court has spiked.
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While US real estate fades, Middle East booms(CNN)
Edward Leftwich loves to show visitors around the Mohammed Bin Rashid Gardens. It's a massive 4,000-building mixed-use project that he just finished constructing for a client in Dubai, complete with hundreds of waterways, roads, and parks. But you don't have to fly to Dubai to see it - the miniature city fits inside Leftwich's office in Atlanta.
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Dollar mixed on oil, inflation(CNN)
The dollar traded mixed against foreign currencies Wednesday as investors weighed rising oil prices with the possibility that inflation is coming under control.
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Is your bank safe?(CNN)
More banks are in trouble according to the FDIC. Is your bank next on the list? Here's what to look for.
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How one bank avoided the meltdown(CNN)
Not every player in banking is getting clobbered these days. BNP Paribas, which sparked part of the very first global credit-crunch panic when it froze three funds on Aug. 9, 2007, may emerge as the bank least affected by the industry's carnage.
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2 million troubled borrowers avoid foreclosure(CNN)
Hope Now has helped more than 2 million at-risk borrowers stay in their homes during the past 13 months, according to numbers released by the coalition on Wednesday.
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Manufacturing saves the day...for now(CNN)
For the second straight month, a key measure of manufacturing activity rose at a much higher than expected rate.
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Dillard's loss widens by $38 million(CNN)
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Housing fix backfires(CNN)
Back in February, Congress passed into law a quick fix for the housing market. Unfortunately, it hasn't done much good.
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Treasurys tick up after 2-year auction(CNN)
Treasury reversed earlier losses to tick up at the end of the session on Wednesday after the largest auction of 2-year notes in history.
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Stocks gain on durables(CNN)
Stocks rallied Wednesday, with financial services companies among the big gainers, as investors shrugged off higher oil prices and instead focused on a surprisingly strong reading on durable goods orders.
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The price of identity theft protection(CNN)
Even weeks after Brenda Clarke's identity was stolen and thousands of dollars in illegitimate credit card charges were discovered, she is still saddled with extremely high interest rates on her credit cards and a damaged credit score.
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