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

Yum Brands, Owner of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, Awarded Naming Rights of Arena That Will House University of Louisville

5,000 Kenyan Horticultural Workers Laid Off as Blocked Flights Prevent Flower Exports

Regulator Will Query U.S. Officials About Possibile Recoupment of German Bank\'s Losses Incurred in 2007

Paper Published by the Federal Reserve: Up-to-Date Statistics, Focus on Investor Risk Needed

CBS MoneyWatch.com Editor-at-Large Jill Schlesinger says Goldman Sachs is positioning for a fight over SEC fraud charges and a settlement is still a strong possibility.

Leaders Excoriate the Bank and Seek Look to Open Their Own Investigations after U.S. Files Civil Lawsuit

Transportation Dept. Officials Say Automaker Will Pay Record Fine for Concealing Dangerous Accelerator Problems for Months

Government\'s Fraud Charges Also Shine Spotlight on Rating Agencies that Contributed to Financial Meltdown, Analyst Says

In these tough times, so-called payday loans are more popular than ever. As Hattie Kauffman reports, these short-term loans come with a growing move to cap these rates.

Mass. Senator Accuses Obama of Politicizing Bank Overhaul Bill; Says He Could Be the Democrats\' 60th Vote - or the GOP\'s 41st

Regulators Shut Down Banks in Calif., Fla., Mass., Mich. and Wash.; Number of Failures This Year Now 50

Analyst Says Fraud Allegations Against 140-Year-Old Firm Will Add Momentum to Dems\' Push for Finance Regs Overhaul

President Obama used his weekly address to push the case for financial reform. CBS News Political Analyst John Dickerson speaks with Jeff Glor to put the political week in focus.

During the 19th century, paddlewheel towboats helped keep the U.S. economy humming by hauling coal and steel. As Anthony Mason reports, an Ohio town is trying to save one that is still intact.

Carmaker Duplicates Results from Consumer Reports on Lexus SUVs; Sienna Recall Affects 1998-2010 Models

New York City\'s oldest library says President Washington checked out two books in 1789 and never returned them. As Jeff Glor reports, Mr. Washington owes $300,000 in late fees.