Wall Street

Reviewing the week's headlines on Wall Street. This week: the new free trade agreements, the blocking of President Obama's jobs bill and the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Marketplace's Alisa Roth has reactions from the protesters in New York's Zuccotti Park after a potential crisis for Occupy Wall Street was averted.

The crowd in Zuccotti Park reacts to the news that they will not be forced to leave their posts this morning for a mandatory clean-up.

Rajaratnam is the biggest insider trader ever caught. So will the major sentencing act as a warning to others? And how does this affect the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators?

The sentence is expected to break records — and to send a hard-line message to offenders about what happens when they break the law.

Stanford graduate Teryn Norris discusses why he is concerned about Wall Street recruiters targeting students at universities across the U.S.

The New York state comptroller is predicting that the financial world of New York could lose as many as 10,000 securities industry jobs by the end of 2012.

President Obama wants to drum up more foreign investment. But what does the U.S. have to offer?

Psychics in New York City have noticed more and more of their clients are showing up in suits and asking questions about the stock market.

CNBC's John Carney reports straight from the Occupy Wall Street protests, and what the atmosphere is like there.