No deal on CO2 cuts as climate talks enter final day
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - President Barack Obama joined other world leaders in a last push for a new global climate deal on Friday, but with no agreement on the core issue of greenhouse gas emissions they faced an enormous task. | Video
Citi's next challenge
Citigroup's plan to extract itself from the government's clutches didn't go as planned. For the bank to succeed, one of two things need to happen. Full Article
"We're not asking for a bailout"
If the U.S. is serious about creating jobs it should invest in aviation programs, says the chief of the Aerospace Industries Association. Just don't call it a bailout. Full Article
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