The Bus stops by at Your Money
Veteran NFL superstar Jerome Bettis swung by Your Money to chat with Christine Romans about what's been driving his post-retirement career, and why he thinks it's a terrible idea for the Super Bowl to be played outdoors this weekend.
What would you pay to catch a pass from Peyton Manning?
Ticket prices to get into the Super Bowl are skyrocketing. We asked how much people would pay to be on the field can catch a pass from Manning.
DeSean Jackson: No bullies allowed on the field
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver and author tells Christine Romans why he's taking a stand against bullying and his new anti-bullying book.
Ready, get set, hike! It's Money Time!
Ben Bernanke is winding down, and one social media giant's profits are ramping up. You can fly around the world, but don't let your account information go worldwide. Christine Romans walks you through a fashionable edition of Money Time.
Sweet! It's Money Time
Netflix gets millions of new users, and the billionaire girls club gets a new member. You can call it sweet, but you don't own the rights to the word "candy." Christine Romans has a tasty Money Time.
What would you pay to be unhackable?
It can seem like you need to be some sort of modern day super-hero to protect your credit cards, bank accounts and online information these days. Come to think of it – what would you pay to be completely unhackable?
Kon'nichiwa, it’s Money Time!
Jim Beam is turning Japanese. Will it be good for the liquor brand? Japanese company Suntory Holdings really thinks so. And Pizza Hut is going New York? The chain is now offering its pies by the slice. Christine Romans has all the money headlines you missed on this week’s Money Time.
Is Reaganomics making a comeback?
"The rich take care of themselves," New Gingrich tells Christine Romans. Less regulation and less red tape are the key to getting the economy going again.
Is the American Dream just fantasy?
For the first time, a majority of Americans believe they won't have a better life than their parents. Christiane Amanpour and Candy Crowley discuss why America is the most unequal amongst all the industrialized nations, both in income and opportunity.
The business of being Mark Wahlberg
'Lone Survivor' is nominated for two Oscars and is on pace to earn over $100 million. The film's star and producer, Mark Wahlberg, knows something about box office bucks - his career of movies has earned almost $3.4 billion. But Wahlberg's Hollywood business all started with some 'Good Vibrations'.
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
