Business

In special on poverty in the Appalachians, the native Kentuckian blames soda for widespread dental problems.

DC Nelson Asset Management CEO David Nelson depicts Wal-Mart as an exploitive 'parasite;' accuses company of attacking 'forbidden prey.'

Former president cautions 'Today' viewers economic and terrorism crises are short-term and climate is real long-term threat.

UC-Irvine professor Peter Navarro explains how 8,000 is a sign of things to come.

'Mad Money' host on NY Times writer's lede: 'Who edits this B.S.?'

'Evening News' report points out that many peanut foods are still safe, other companies losing millions because of outbreak.

Worries about China/U.S. trade is 'unwarranted.'

House Financial Services chair declares major changes coming within six months; Host Rachel Maddow surprised her show 'made some news.'

Newsweek's senior editor tells MSNBC host Olbermann Republicans are 'betting on' the stimulus failing.

'Fast Money' host gives Obama's Treasury secretary low marks on MSNBC's 'Morning Joe.'

Populism's march continues with compensation restrictions for TARP recipients, but economists warn that wage controls 'never work.'

Chairman of Republican Study Committee Rep. Tom Price blasts congressional leaders for not making the stimulus bill negotiations open to the public.

Economic natural selection would doom lawyers, Congress and other 'non-essential' entities.