Jill Schlesinger

Long-term budget issues in Washington are yet to be resolved, but it is likely that leaders will settle on a temporary two month extension of the payroll tax cuts.

The EU plan still has to be ratified, and if the deal collapses, it could hit everything from the stock markets to the job outlook for Americans.

A new fiscal pact leaves the U.K. and three other nations out in the cold, as European leaders scramble to convince investors that they have diffused the debt bomb at the European summit in Brussels

The new jobs-added numbers were good, but they don't explain the big drop in the unemployment rate.

The unemployment rate hits its lowest level in two and a half years, but not all the numbers are so rosy.

We speak to Jill Schlesinger of CBS/Money watch about what the ratings agencies are expecting from the government's finances in the coming year.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have moved the goal post, again. Although they previously promised that Sund...

My first boss once said to me: "Watch what they do and ignore what they say." He was referring to consumers, who despite telling pollsters that t...

We hear from Jill Schlesinger about the good news in retail sales, and what Wall Street types are saying about the protesters.

The September jobs report is out and it was better than last month, when I complained that President Obama blew it on jobs. The Labor Department ...