Yesterday's coordinated rate cut seems to have calmed the markets overseas. Stacey Vanek-Smith talks to European correspondent Stephen Beard about why the weekend IMF meeting could be encouraging.
Oil may not be seeing the per-barrel prices of last year, but the average prices are still higher than last year. Ashley Milne-Tyte looks into what energy analysts are predicting for oil profits as earnings reports come in.
It may not be the best time to buy a new vehicle, but used car salesman Morton McArthur remains optimistic. New York Bureau Chief Amy Scott caught up with him at his lot outside of Cincinnati, Ohio for our Road to Ruin.
The Treasury Department is considering going further to help the credit markets by taking ownership stakes in many U.S. banks. Marketplace's Bill Radke talks to Jeremy Hobson about why that could be a risky move.
The World Economic Forum has released a survey rating global banking systems, and Canada has come out on top. Jennifer Collins reports where the U.S. falls on the list — and the U.K. is close behind.
Treasury Secretary Paulson will attend the G-7 meeting in Washington, although he says it's unlikely it will produce a global economic plan. Megan Williams has more.
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