The Securities and Exchange Commission is conducting a fraud investigation against Goldman Sachs\' business practices. Rebecca Jarvis reports.

Britain Joins SEC in Investigating Mammoth Wall Street Bank; Role in Royal Bank of Scotland Deal in Question

FORT MYERS, Fla. -  In April 19, 2010's installment of On the Money, WINK News brings you the latest information on the carry-on luggage fee controversy, as some airlines vow..

LONDON, England - British Airways says airlines have asked the European Union for financial compensation for the closure of airspace. The British airline says it is losing as much ..

Five Major Carriers Agree Not to Follow the Lead of Small Airline that Plans to Charge for Carryon Bags

Bank Beats 1Q Predictions Thanks to Rebound in Trading, Drop in Loan Losses

Democrats Push to Move Forward as Citigroup Reports Giant $4.4 Billion Profit and Goldman Sachs Faces Fraud Lawsuit

Business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis spoke about foreclosure scams and how to avoid them.

How to Spot Them - and Avoid Falling Victim

Charges May Emerge in Investigation of Mortgage Giant\'s Role in Economic Meltdown

Katie Couric speaks with noted economic expert Michael Lewis, author of the best-selling book \"The Big Short,\" about an SEC investment fraud lawsuit against Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs.

President Obama has reached out to two moderate Republican senators from Maine in an effort to push bipartisanship towards economic reform legislation. Nancy Cordes reports.

Business Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis discussed the financial ripple effects due to the ash cloud spewed by an Iceland volcano.

Estimated Hit to Airlines Makes Up Half that Total; Everything from Teleconferencing to Organ Transplants Affected

Katie Couric tells us that a possible version of the new iPhone 4G was found in a bar near Apple headquarters. Is this a sneak-peek at Apple\'s newest creation?

Goldman Sachs Shares Still Worth Buying, Experts Say, Even After SEC Levels Fraud Charges

Despite Encouraging Government Reports and Comments, Many Parts of the U.S. See No Light at End of Tunnel

Treasury Secretary says Nation on Path to Sustained Job Creation as Business Confidence on Rise

Japanese Automaker Failed to Report Safety Problems Related to Unintended Acceleration, Transportation Dept. Claims

6,000 of the Lexus GX 460 Model - Rated \"Don\'t Buy\" by Consumer Reports\" - Are Affected