Road repairs are funded though taxes on gas, but as more people buy hybrids, some are worried about what's going to happen to that revenue. Mitchell Hartman reports the search is on for a new method of taxing motorists.
California's parks department saw its budget cut by 20% due to the state's budget crisis. That means park fees are going up. Stacey Vanek-Smith reports.
GM is still negotiating over where it will sell Opel, its European unit. Alisa Roth reports the big sticking point for the automaker is intellectual property.
Credit card issuers will soon have to give you more advance notice of when a bill comes due or a rate hike is planned. Some lenders are trying to get ahead of the new law though. Bob Moon reports.
Swiss bank UBS will hand over the names of thousands of American clients to settle a tax evasion case. Stephen Beard reports on what this means for Switzerland's bank secrecy.
Reporter Alisa Roth talks with Bill Radke about the lawsuit New York state's Attorney General Andrew Cuomo will file against brokerage Charles Schwab over auction-rate securities.
Christine Arnold, managing director at Cowen and Company, talks with Bill Radke about the latest option being discussed in the health care system overhaul — a nonprofit health cooperative to compete with existing private plans.
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