Segments From This Episode

• When the financial crisis met pop culture

  by Sally Herships

  How the bad banks, home foreclosures and layoffs of the financial crisis found their way into pop culture.

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• Greeks using computers at work lose extra holiday

  by Kai Ryssdal

  The Greek government has scrapped a 24-year-old perk enjoyed by public sector workers.

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• How the @### is Twitter going to make money?

  by Queena Kim

  Twitter's going public! But no-one quite knows how the company expects to generate revenue. And for now, Twitter's not telling.

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• Coming soon: Sarah Jessica Parker shoes

  by Adriene Hill

  Sarah Jessica Parker will launch a line of shoes at Nordstrom in early 2014. But they may not be what you are expecting.

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• Hank Paulson on financial system five years later: "I am concerned"

  by Kai Ryssdal

  Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson talks about stabilizing the U.S. economy and financial system, and the work that still needs to be done.

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• After Lehman: What did we learn?

  by Kai Ryssdal

  A Weekly Wrap look back at the events of five years ago.

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• Summers at center of unusually public fight over Fed

  by David Gura

  Larry Summers, widely thought to be on the short list of candidates to lead the Federal Reserve, has been criticized for his policies and his personality.

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