Muriel Siebert discusses President Obama's budget and the new bank stress tests with Liz Clayman on Fox Business....

Guest blogged by Dan Fox Business' Brian Sullivan can throw a curve with the best of them. In his recent post, Americans Deserve An (Income Tax) Holiday, he baldly asserts Not only has the name changed from the TARP to the much-easier-to-sell-to-skeptical-Americans “Financial Stability Plan,� bu...

Guest blogged by Dan FOX Business is still misrepresenting the CBO analysis of President Obama's stimulus plan. As Brian posted here last week: Yes, Cavuto is wrong. I went over to Media Matters where they highlight the Congressional Budget Office analysis and run down some of the myths and falsehoo...

Guest blogged by Dan Fox Business publishes Nancy Colasurdo under the title "Life Coach". Last Wednesday, Ms. Colasurdo published this piece. It would be nice if FOX News editors, producers and pundits read it, too. FBN's life coach says: "I recently took a semi-serious stab at measuring my emotiona...

NEW YORK -- When Liz Claman made the jump from local television to business news a decade ago, she had never heard of Warren Buffett....

NEW YORK -- When Liz Claman made the jump from local television to business news a decade ago, she had never heard of Warren Buffett....

GMAC may be in financial trouble, but that isn't stopping the auto lender-turned-bank holding company from maintaining its corporate sponsorships. The question is - will anyone notice?  In October, GMAC (NYSE:GKM) changed its legal status so that it would be eligible for TARP funds passed by Congre...

Per TVNewser, Sirius/XM radio dropped the Fox Business Network (FBN) from its lineup on December 27. One "insider" told TVNewser that it was due to "the Sirius/XM merger and a lack of channel space." Hah. A lack of channel space? Translation: We're dumping junky stuff nobody's listening to that isn'...

Guest blogged by Dan Sweden is providing assistance to Volvo. Canada is providing assistance to the tune of 3.5 B (CDN) to their automakers. Toyota is having their first-ever operating loss. So why in "Foxland" are the troubles of the Big 3 automakers the fault of the UAW?...

This is one of the above the fold headlines appearing at FoxBusiness.com right now (December 21, 2008 @ 7:41 p.m. ET): Comment: Okay, so let me get this straight. Now that the White House has assumed responsibility for the "bailout," the bailout has turned into a "plan," that "saves Wall Street"? Co...