Money Minute: Banks, Home Prices, Adidas

The apparent end of the recession and stabilizing financial markets have not cured the banking industry.

Money Minute: Jobs, Eminem, Clean Technology

Unemployment is now at the highest level since June of 1983. Employers cut 263,000 jobs last month, pushing the jobless rate to 9.8 percent.

Money Minute: GM, Intel, Yahoo

General Motors will go to 24-hour operations at factories in Kansas, Michigan and Indiana.

Money Minute: Job Openings, Fed Report, Homes

A new report by the Labor Department found 2.4 million open positions were posted in July, down from 2.5 million in June.

Money Minute: Homes, Mortgages, Flash Orders

The government's $50 billion program to ease the foreclosure crisis is helping only a tiny fraction of struggling homeowners.

Money Minute: Short Selling, Home Sales, eBay

"Naked" short selling is now a thing of the past. The SEC has permanently banned the abusive form of short-selling, which was temporarily banned at the height of last fall's market turmoil.

Money Minute: Digital TV, Profiling, Factories

The transition to digital TV didn't go as smoothly as planned.

Money Minute: Car Quality, Teens, Android

New vehicle quality has improved at Ford, General Motors and Chrysler, but they still lag behind foreign competitors.

Money Minute: Cell Contracts, Jobs, GM

The FCC says it will investigate whether exclusive cell phone deals, such as the one that locks the iPhone to AT&T, are good for consumers.

Money Minute: TARP, Eddie Bauer, Ti02

Ten U.S. banks will finish repaying about $68 billion in bailout money Wednesday.

Money Minute: Loans, Gas, Expedia

While some economic indicators are pointing to better days ahead, new data shows consumers continued to struggle to make loan payments in the first quarter.

Money Minute: Net Worth, Bank of America, MSFT

If you're feeling less well off, you're not alone. American households lost $1.33 trillion of their wealth in the first three months of the year. The AP's David Melendy reports.

Money Minute: CEO Pay, P and G, Starbucks

Money Minute: Borrowing, Mowing, Phones

Consumer borrowing plunged by $15.7 billion in April, the second largest amount on record.

Money Minute: Bourbon, FDIC, GM

Federal regulators are adopting a new system to help replenish the deposit insurance fund. The new fee system - which will shift more of the burden to bigger banks - is intended to raise $5.6 billion.

Money Minute: Exxon, GMAC, Oil

A bankruptcy judge has ruled that GMAC Financial Services can become Chrysler's preferred lender.

Money Minute: Antitrust, Windows 7, Oil

The Obama administration has warned corporate America that the government will more aggressively investigate big firms that hurt smaller competitors.

Money Minute: Fannie Mae, Toyota, Chrysler

Fannie Mae has posted a quarterly loss of more than $23 billion.

Money Minute: Jobs, Sales, GM Loss

The Labor Department says the number newly laid off workers applying for benefits dropped to 601,000 last week -- the lowest level in 14 weeks. The AP's Mark Hamrick reports.

Money Minute: Stress Tests, Ford, Chrysler

Leaked results of the government's stress tests of 19 large banks are boosting investor confidence in the financial sector.