The move by Bloomberg LP to buy out the red-ink-stained wretches and assets of BusinessWeek reveals some painful truths about the ailing print media industry its future. If it has one.

At long last the real agenda of Wall Street's harshest critics becomes clear, thanks to the arbitrary antics of a pay czar who answers to no one and a pandering Congress only too happy to jump onboard.

Are South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, U.S. Sen. John Ensign of Nevada and former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer all officially dead, politically, because of their human (or doglike) frailties? Not necessarily.

I said it on our 8 o’clock show on Thursday and Friday and now I’ll put it in writing: This horrible Great Recession is over, right here and right now.

President Obama is about to learn the unpleasant risks of trying to please most all of the people all of the time.

A daunting litany of ills imperils U.S. banks, from toxic assets to rising loan defaults. After the irritating spectacle that played out in Washington yesterday, we can add a new threat: the Congressional Oversight Panel tracking TARP.