The Federal Reserve's leading inflation hawk told CNBC that interest rates will have to rise soon in order to keep a lid on rising prices.
The latest overall job loss numbers showed a loss of 49,000 jobs in May and a jump in unemployment rate up to 5.5%. The drop is still well below the six figure numbers seen in past recessions. Read what our panel thinks about the recession outlook.
The U.S. Senate is voting this week on legislation which could drastically change the way companies do business.
Many investors have questioned whether the U.S economy can fully recover without significant job growth...
With the high costs of the BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill and no end in sight...
In 1979, an accident at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island nuclear power plant caused a serious and lasting impact on the nuclear power industry...
Given the recent Gulf oil spill and the company's response...
Just weeks after President Obama proposed opening more waters to offshore drilling, an explosion and subsequent leak on a Gulf of Mexico oil rig has brought the issue back to the front page. The Kudlow Report wants to know how the recent spill will impact this already contentious political debate.
Main Street and Wall Street got an inside glimpse into Goldman Sachs during yesterday's Senate hearings, with conflict of interest being cited as a primary concern for Senators. We asked our caucus members, should FinReg require that banks spin-off their derivative & proprietary trading operations?
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told CNBC on Monday the United States needs to change the current corporate tax system and recommended cutting taxes in order to spur economic growth.
Presidential candidate Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) joined CNBC's Larry Kudlow on "Kudlow & Co." to discuss the economic strategy he would pursue if he were elected America's commander-in-chief in 2008.
On Monday, federal prosecutors charged David A. Stockman and other former company executives with fraud and conspiracy in connection with alleged violations at the bankrupt auto parts maker.
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