X PRIZE: A meeting of the world's smartest & richest
Participants at the X PRIZE gathering in Los Angeles search for the next "big idea." CNN's Ali Velshi goes "visioneering."
The true cost of an iPhone
A new report says Apple could manufacture the iPhone in the U.S. and still enjoy a gross margin of nearly 50%. Ali Velshi and Christine Romans separate fact from fiction.
Who pays for soaring student loan debt?
Will Cain, Van Jones and Ali Velshi discuss student loan forgiveness and keeping rates on current student loans low.
Does Pres. Obama deserve praise for recovery?
Mort Zuckerman, Van Jones and Ali Velshi discuss the jobs recovery and whether President Obama is responsible.
Navarro: Dangers of shopping at Walmart
Peter Navarro tells Ali Velshi why he believes China poses an economic threat to the United States.
Did the auto bailout succeed?
Steven Rattner shares his experience overseeing the auto industry bailout and Ali Velshi explains its effects.
Does speculation raise gasoline prices?
Rep. Dennis Kucinich and Ali Velshi discuss President Obama's proposal to curb oil market manipulation and the possible effects.
What is "fair" for U.S. tax code?
Grover Norquist tells Ali Velshi why he thinks the tax reform debate has focused on "fairness."
Where do your taxes go?
$2.3T of the $3.6T federal budget comes from taxes. Christine Romans explains where your money goes.
A CNN/ORC poll finds 68% of Americans believe that the U.S. tax code favors the rich. Ali Velshi speaks to Americans For Tax Reform's Grover Norquist and breaks down how much each group pays. Watch Your Money on CNN: Saturday at 1pm ET and Sunday at 3pm ET.
Financial innovation harming the recovery?
Will Cain, Bob Shiller and Ali Velshi discuss whether financial innovation bolsters or hinders the economic recovery.
About this Show
They are the biggest issues in your life: Your job, your savings, your home, and your debt. Christine Romans breaks down the business news of the week and shows you how it impacts your bottom line. Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. ET
