Segments From This Episode

• Frontier Airlines CEO defends $100 carry-on fee

  by David Brancaccio

  Carry-on baggage could cost you up to $100 on Frontier Airlines. We check in with the company's CEO to get a handle on the new fee.

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• Economic indicator: Home and living magazines

  by Sally Herships

  Shelter magazines are on the rebound as the housing industry bounces back. What other lateral signs are there out there?

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• Latvia wants to join the eurozone. Why?

  by Krissy Clark

  Despite the crisis, there are still benefits of being a member of the eurozone club.

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• FDA to consider lifting safety warnings on Avandia, but is it too little, too late?

  by Dan Gorenstein

  The FDA is expected to take another look at controversial diabetes drug Avandia after researchers at Duke have concluded the drug doesn't increase the risk of cardiovascular death as previously reported.

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• So you think bond funds are safe? Think again

  by Allan Sloan

  Stocks are risky, but bonds are safe — or so goes the stereotype. But what about bond mutual funds?

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• iPhone 4 imports banned in patent case

  by David Brancaccio

  The U.S. International Trade Commission has banned the import of some of Apple's older devices — the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 3G. Some experts argue courts are unlikely to uphold the ban.

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• Private sector job gains and the Fed’s next move

  by David Brancaccio

  Payroll processing company ADP reports 135,000 private sector jobs were added last month, falling below analyst expectations. Will the weak numbers cause the Federal Reserve to stick to stimulus?

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• PODCAST: Drugs, magazines, and bonds

  by David Brancaccio

  Can a fallen drug be resurrected? The housing market is up and so are home decor magazines. And rising interest rates are challenging the old adage that bonds and bond funds are always a safe bet.

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