President Obama will sign an executive order requiring that federal agencies review regulations that might hurt economic growth. He outlines the plan in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, as Nancy Marshall Genzer explains.
The debate over health care reform is back this week as Republicans in the House of Representatives plan a vote to repeal the new health care law. Jeremy Hobson speaks to Alan Miller, CEO of Universal Health Services.
A Financial Times report says the Chinese lend more to developing countries than the World Bank — an agency with a mission to lend to developing countries.
American companies will meet with a visiting Chinese delegation to form new partnerships in clean energy. Eve Troeh explains that companies in the U.S. have a lot to learn from Chinese companies.
Steve Chiotakis speaks with Paul Clemens, author of the new book, "Punching Out — One Year in a Closing Auto Plant." In his book, Clemens follows one year in the closing, dismantling and reassigning of a Detroit auto plant.
Apple's earnings are released today, but word from Apple headquarters that CEO Steve Jobs is taking a medical leave of absence could affect those numbers. Mike Abramsky explains.
President Obama issued an executive order this morning calling for a government-wide review of regulations on businesses. Jeremy Hobson speaks to Juli Niemann about what this means for businesses and unemployment.
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