July 31st, 2013
01:53 PM ET

Time Warner Cable vs. CBS

Time Warner Cable and CBS are still in the ring duking it out over the price the cable company pays to carry CBS and Showtime channels. But, Christine Romans asks, is it the consumer who’s going to end up on the mat?

July 31st, 2013
12:24 PM ET

Home, sweet housing market

If you’ve been eyeing a dream home, you should know the current housing market is pretty dreamy as well. Christine Romans explains why an uptick in home prices and still-low mortgage rates make this a great time to buy.

July 30th, 2013
01:11 PM ET

A tale of two markets

It was the best of times... to buy a house? Today we learned home prices are up 12.2% since this time last year, but the stock market is up 20%. So, which should you buy? Keith McCullough and Michelle Meyer weighed in this weekend.

July 26th, 2013
05:15 PM ET

Inside an underwear epiphany

Sara Blakely, SPANX founder and the world's youngest self-made female billionaire, talks with Zain Asher about unconventional advertising and transforming failure into success.

July 26th, 2013
04:49 PM ET

Return of the jobs

The job market is improving ,and Obama has touted the 6.6 million jobs added since the Great Recession. But are those jobs the same quality as the ones we lost, and can Obama take the credit? Christine Romans talks to Jessica Yellin, Stephanie Cutter, and Kevin Hassett.

July 26th, 2013
04:31 PM ET

A look inside North Korea

North Korea has the world's most repressed economy. Ivan Watson gives Christine Romans a rare look inside.


Filed under: Christine Romans • Your Money
July 26th, 2013
04:10 PM ET

Sex, lies and money

This summer politicians, athletes, and finance moguls have all been caught in lies. Is lying now the only way to win in America? Christine Romans, Margaret Hoover and John Avlon discuss.


Filed under: Christine Romans • Your Money
July 26th, 2013
04:00 PM ET

Three charts that tell the real story in housing

By Christine Romans

The housing headlines are hot. Best new home sales in five years. The worst is over in foreclosures. Mortgage rates ticking up but still a full two percentage points below the post-World War II average. Real estate appraiser Jonathan Miller calls it “happy housing headlines.” A deeper dive, shows a broad but shallow recovery, a recovery focused on players who have money, good credit and are willing to take risks in bubble zip codes that popped. These three charts tell that story.


Filed under: Your Money
July 26th, 2013
03:29 PM ET

Gas: Made (and paid) in the U.S.A

The U.S. is producing much more oil and natural gas than in the past, but Americans aren't feeling the benefits. Christine Romans explains why you'll be paying more for your road trips and A/C this summer.

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Filed under: Christine Romans • Magic Wall • Your Money
July 26th, 2013
02:41 PM ET

Cha-ching! It’s Money Time

This week: one pricey little prince, Google’s march to world domination, and the home of the “fourth meal” says adios to four-year-olds. Christine Romans sprints through the headlines. Can you keep up?

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