Business

In the Money co-host admits the media fanned the flames of the bird flu scare, although so far to little effect.

But CNBC hosts optimism, new economic data point to strong economy.

Network finds a sour note in the sweet song of 2,500 new jobs for the Peach State.

Dr. Gary Wolfram answers a readers questions about wealth distribution and social stability in the United States.

The political circus surrounding the ports deal has left town, so now the media are starting to key in on protectionist economics and its consequences for the U.S. economy.

In 2003, ABC questioned governments bioterrorism warnings, but now emphasizes latest concerns on bird flu.

Liberal Democratic sources behind the story go unmentioned as more fears raised.

The same broadcasters who went after oil company profits fail to seize on move by Citgo to avoid SEC oversight.

CNNs Lou Dobbs spreads alarm about British companies to every Middle America village and farm.

Dr. Elizabeth Whelan of the American Council on Science and Health says its not time to panic.