Latest from Steve Henn

• Nov 13, 2009

  How the government can develop jobs

  Next month, President Obama will host an employment summit at the White House to find new ways to get Americans back to work. Steve Henn talks to experts and explores how the administration might be able to do this successfully.

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• Nov 12, 2009

  Texas cities turn in good performances

  A report by the Milken Institute says four of the top five best-performing cities are located in Texas. Steve Henn reports.

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• Nov 11, 2009

  Dodd’s reform bill offers safeguards

  Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd has released his 1,136-page reform bill. Among its many proposals are tighter rules on Wall Street and a unified banking regulator. Steve Henn reports.

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• Nov 9, 2009

  Dodd, big banks at odds over regulation

  Senator Dodd will soon lay out his plan on how to reform the financial system. Steve Henn reports Dodd's thinking is very different from what the banking industry wants.

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• Nov 7, 2009

  Job losses keep going and going . . .

  Pretty much any way you look at it, we're in the worst job market this country has seen in 26 years. The unemployment rate hit 10.2% in October, and silver linings are hard to find. Steve Henn reports.

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• Nov 5, 2009

  Asset bubbles could be back

  Central banks have taken extraordinary steps to get the global economy going again, but easy money may be creating its own problems. This week, both the World Bank and IMF warned that asset bubbles could be back, particularly in Asia. Steve Henn reports.

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• Nov 4, 2009

  Water systems may need more cash

  Congress set aside billions of dollars in this year's stimulus bill for water-treatment systems. But that might not be enough. Steve Henn reports.

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• Nov 3, 2009

  Goldman wants tax credits at its price

  Goldman Sachs is looking for a way to slim down its tax bill, and it's considering buying unused tax credits from Fannie Mae. But it doesn't want to pay full price, so taxpayers would make up the difference. Steve Henn reports.

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• Nov 2, 2009

  Case may change mutual-fund fees

  A case before the Supreme Court may weaken longstanding investor protections in the mutual-fund industry. Steve Henn reports.

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• Oct 31, 2009

  Supreme Court looks into business

  The Supreme Court is set to hear a case on Monday which could eliminate longstanding investor protections in the mutual fund industry. Steve Henn explores why federal courts may seem friendly to business interests.

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