Latest from Rico Gagliano

• Aug 7, 2008

  Don’t bet on the casino industry

  Recession is hurting profits across the board in the casino industry, with a particularly bad effect on fly-in markets. Rico Gagliano reports these days, gamblers aren't as much about flying into big gaming destinations.

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• Aug 5, 2008

  Get ready for the Almost-a-Dollar menu

  The down economy has consumers turning to fast food to cut costs, but rising commodity prices mean places with Dollar Menus like McDonald's may have to consider some inflation of their own. Rico Gagliano reports.

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• Jul 8, 2008

  TV, radio actors vote on new contracts

  Votes of TV and radio artists will be tallied on a new contract with studios. The performers' union AFTRA is hopeful about negotiations, but SAG members aren't so sure. Rico Gagliano reports.

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• Jul 5, 2008

  Day in the Work Life: Bike mechanic

  There are 600,000 bikes in Amsterdam and they're fairly robust, but occasionally, you're gonna need something tweaked. That means a visit to Wim.

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• Jul 3, 2008

  Chrysler’s $3 gas a cheap idea?

  Chrysler wants to boost weak sales by offering a gas incentive: $3 a gallon for three years. But with gas prices only rising, is that a smart move? Rico Gagliano looks into how much money customers would save with the deal.

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• Jun 16, 2008

  Old networking meets new in India

  A new start-up company is trying to make it easier for illiterate workers with no business network to find out about jobs as housekeepers, gardeners, drivers and the like. Rico Gagliano reports from Bangalore.

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• Apr 2, 2008

  IRS making sure your rebate gets spent

  Most taxpayers will get anywhere from $600 to $1,200 from Uncle Sam as part of the federal plan to stimulate the economy. But many taxpayers will use the money to pay down debts instead. So, as Rico Gagliano reports, the IRS isn't taking any chances.

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• Mar 22, 2008

  Your money’s no good here

  With the dollar dropping fast, it's not surprising that it's falling out of favor overseas. As Rico Gagliano discovered during a trip to India, greenbacks aren't what they used to be.

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• Mar 18, 2008

  Bollywood’s copycat film industry

  India's movie industry cranks out hundreds of films every year. Some filmmakers seem to be cutting corners by borrowing ideas — and sometimes more — from foreign films. Rico Gagliano reports on the state of the silver screen in Mumbai.

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• Mar 8, 2008

  Sharia student loans

  Avoiding interest has forced some Muslim student loan seekers to get pretty creative. Rico Gagliano learns about financing higher education under Sharia law.

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