President Obama\'s stimulus program has pumped nearly $500 million into the local economy so far. As Cynthia Bowers reports, frustration continues on main streets.

As President Obama prepares to sign the Wall Street Reform Bill, his approval rating continues to sink. Chip Reid reports that the bad economic news has some Democrats lashing out against each other.

Katie Couric spoke with Anthony Mason on financial giant Goldman Sachs getting hit with a record fine for defrauding investors by selling them securities designed to fail.

Home mortgage interest rates are at fifty-year lows, but prospective mortgagers face stiffer review from banks, reports CBS News\' Anthony Mason.

Tighter Lending Standards Prevent Many from Taking Advantage of Lower Rates

Wall Street Firm Agrees to Reform Business Practice to Settle Charges Goldman Sacs Misled Investors

With Statewide Unemployment Nearly Four Points Higher Than National Average, Michigan Needs Jobs Now

Last Half Hour of Trading Sees Price Rise for Oil Company\'s Stock

Sony launches a line of HD camcorders with interchangeable lenses, Google creates a site to help you get your fiber, and Apple plans a Friday event to discuss the iPhone 4.

Earnings Hit $4.8 billion, Surpassing Expectations as Losses from Failed Loans Drop

Factory Output Drops .4% amid Fears that the Economic Recovery is Stalling

The Average Rate for 30-Year Fixed Loans is 4.57 Percent, a Rate That Hasn\'t Been Seen Since the 1950s

Lowest Since August 2008, Verdict Still Out on Whether Economy is Improving

Washington Post: If Corporations Are Sitting On So Much Money, Why Aren\'t They Hiring More Workers?

Pace of New Repossessions Slows, But this Year Likely to Eclipse 2009 for Lost Homes as Banks Tackle Backlogs

Money, Patience Wearing Thin for Tens of Thousands Whose Claims Oil Company Hasn\'t Decided to Pay

Hydrocarbons in Package Liners Caused a Smell and Taste that Customers Compared to Wax, Metal and Soap

Twelve weeks into the oil spill, Blanchard Seafood employees in Grand Isle, La., are still without work. As Kelly Cobiella reports, new BP rules are restricting compensation for thousands of workers.

After years of debate over Avandia\'s safety, an advisory panel voted that the drug should remain an option for diabetes patients. As Jon LaPook reports, its fate now lies with the FDA.

Accompanied with Admiral Thad Allen and U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, CBS News\' Katie Couric journeyed to the site of the British Petroleum oil leak which officials say may soon be capped.