Latest from Bob Moon

• Aug 5, 2009

  Few benefit from loan modification plan

  The Treasury Dept. reports that fewer than 10% of eligible delinquent home-loan borrowers get help through the mortgage modification program. Some banks are doing better than others, but Obama administration expects all banks to do more. Bob Moon reports.

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• Aug 4, 2009

  Predicting upturn is risky business

  Some analysts think the recession is at an end, but would you be willing to bet on it? That's what some businesses have to do as they decide how many employees to hire and how much inventory to order for the months ahead. Bob Moon reports.

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• Jul 31, 2009

  What the GDP numbers tell us

  Gross Domestic Product only declined 1% in the second quarter. That was better than expected, but is the worst over? Bob Moon gets to the bottom of the situation.

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• Jul 30, 2009

  Who gets what in Microsoft-Yahoo deal

  Microsoft and Yahoo have announced a new deal that will comprise roughly 30% of global search traffic. Both companies hope to grab a bigger piece of online advertising. Bob Moon reports.

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• Jul 28, 2009

  How Cubs bidder is hoping to score

  The Tribune Company will be giving VIP seats to key financial players at today's game at Wrigley Field to woo a prospective Chicago Cubs buyers. Bob Moon looks into the deal and concerns for the potential team owner.

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• Jul 25, 2009

  ‘Honest Abe’ coin costs a pretty penny

  Hard times have many people pinching pennies — literally. Host Bob Moon shares his thoughts on a copper overflow.

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• Jul 25, 2009

  What’s at root of LendingTree slogan

  The LendingTree.com slogan "When banks compete, you win" has given way to "You to the rescue." Host Bob Moon talks with the company's CEO and a wealth manager about whether the change indicates a new approach consumers' are taking with their finances.

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• Jul 25, 2009

  Arbitration case helps credit card users

  Consumers who sign up for credit cards usually sign away their right to sue for unfair charges. Host Bob Moon talks to Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson about why she sued arbitration firms, why they backed down, and what the results mean for consumers.

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• Jul 20, 2009

  Microsoft losing mobile OS ground

  It's been able to spruce up its image a bit with targeted ads, but Microsoft has kept mobile operating systems out of its sights and is losing market share. Analysts predict that trend is likely to continue. Bob Moon reports.

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• Jul 15, 2009

  Ratings firms claim free-speech rights

  The California Public Employees' Retirement System, or CalPERS, is suing the country's three largest credit-rating agencies for "negligent misrepresentations." But the First Amendment is likely to come into play. Bob Moon reports.

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