Nightly News Features Critic, But No Defenders of Corporate Pay
Business
NBCs Thompson ignores critics political leanings and theory of economic rent
Pension Promises: the Death of the American Dream
Business
As companies face the reality of their financial obligations, a new day of personal responsibility is dawning for the little old schmo and the media are worried.
Media Portray Drug Plan as Boondoggle
Business
But reporters still ignore free market advocates who predicted it.
AP Reporter Hypes Wholesale Inflation
Business
Story misses the good news: despite 2005s oil price spike, core inflation hasnt soared.
Media Downplay Ideology of Wal-Mart Foes
Business
Papers ignore ties to union groups and socialized medicine advocates.
Media Jump On Study Showing Frogs Dying Off From Climate Change
Business
But critics who say they croaked from other causes are ignored.
Lou Dobbs Plays Paul Revere over Chinese Cars
Business
CNNs always-alarmist anchor warns of another Yugo coming by sea.
Econ 101: How do Tax Cuts Work
Business
Despite the medias portrayal, tax cuts for the rich arent bad and they boost the economy.
Media Quick to Blame Industry for Mining Tragedy
Business
Targeting business leaders and the administration, journalists jump ahead of investigation, turn to union officials for pro-regulation input.
Post Downplayed Tax Dissent in Mark Warner Article
Business
Same reporter dropped opposing views found in previous reporting
In the Money Crew Rams Viewers Like a Bus With anti-Banking Bias
Business
Co-hosts Cafferty and Serwer decry average interest rates as usury.
NY Times and AP Portray Shopping Season As So-So At Best
Business
Washington Post and IBD report strong shopping data which other papers leave out
