President of Vantage Trading Tim Jennings says the increase in oil prices can be attributed rise in equities and the decline in the dollar.
Director of the SEC's division of Risk, Strategy, and Financial Innovation Henry Hu maps out how credit default swaps work.
Economist Simon Johnson says too big to fail institutions receive implicit government subsidies, giving them an unfair advantage.
TARP Oversight Chairwoman Elizabeth Warren says regional banks are going to be hurt by commercial real estate defaults.
European policymakers might impose regulations for Greece to pay back its debt, according to Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz.
Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz says an additional stimulus can increase consumer spending and tax revenue.
TARP Oversight Chairwoman Elizabeth Warren questions the bank's plans on doing business going forward and if they are out of the woods.
Harry Markopolos, independent financial fraud investigator, says SEC regulators are at fault for failing to protect investors.
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is pushing for legislation to cap interest rates on credit cards.
AutoNation CEO says the auto industry is now concerned with long-term profitability and viability.
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Health care reform's war of words(3:49)
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Former Toyota lawyer slams automaker(6:50)
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Dodd's last stand(2:56)
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Profitable do-good biz(4:02)
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Diving for a cause(3:26)
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Chinese billionaires on rise(1:28)
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A year after Madoff, SEC touts change(4:02)
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Paulson on AIG and Lehman(3:40)
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Why Louisville, Colo., is No. 1(2:20)
