Warren: U.S. banks still at risk
Financial reform advocate Elizabeth Warren tells Ali Velshi her views on the state of financial regulation in the U.S.
Election scorecard: The issues that matter most
The economy will be a deciding factor in this election. Ali Velshi and Will Cain discuss which issues are most important to voters.
Deconstructing the Facebook IPO mess
Henry Blodget, Ron Geffner and Ali Velshi break down the problems around Facebook's stock debut.
Has the housing market hit bottom?
Ali Velshi hosts a debate between Alan Feldman and Mark Zandi on whether the U.S. housing market is in recovery.
Ford gets its blue oval back
In 2006, Ford cut a deal to avoid bankruptcy. Executive Chairman Bill Ford tells Ali Velshi how the company got its financial footing back.
Should you bet on Mark Zuckerberg?
An investment in Facebook is also an investment in its founder. Christine Romans asks Jessi Hempel whether investors should bet on Mark Zuckerberg.
Can you still make money off Facebook?
With Facebook's share price back to where it opened, Ali Velshi asks three professional investors whether it still makes sense for the regular investor to buy.
Why Facebook isn't like MySpace & AOL
Dave Morin, an early member of the Facebook team and co-founder of Path, tells Ali Velshi that the Facebook platform will be a major driver of the company's future success.
What you should pay for Facebook stock
Ali Velshi asks three investment specialists how much the average joe should pay for Facebook stock.
Can Mitt Romney win Ohio?
John King and Ali Velshi discuss Mitt Romney's statement about his role in the auto industry 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
