The inner-workings of the Clock Shop of Vienna, whose consistency has proven profitable since 1973.
The weak economy has led to a surge in business for a cobbler in Massachusetts.
CNN's Allan Chernoff reports on a businesswoman struggling to repay her heaping credit card debt.
A Chicago family struggles with unemployment and cutting costs while remaining upbeat.
Many Americans are racing to find a job before their unemployment benefits expire.
George Mannes asks if the struggling economy is putting a strain on marriages.
The Missouri State Fair showcases family fun at a cheap price.
Despite some improving economic indicators, many Americans believe hard times are far from over.
Risking foreclosure, a homeowner makes ends meet by selling mortgage apple cakes.
Learn the signs to avoid schemes that prey on people looking to find work.
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