Bill Radke

Shoppers and businesses both love rewards programs. Los Angeles Times business columnist David Lazarus explains why he views them as consumer waste.

Bitmob editor and cofounder Dan "Shoe" Hsu tells us why motion-controlled video game consoles are big at E3 2010 and why 3-D games aren't there yet.

This week: Bill Radke explains why he's not in the loop.

The odds of a summer rally are fairly strong, according to Fortune Magazine's Allan Sloan.

This week: BP oil spill, the Continental/United merger, Spain's spending cuts, Sex and the City 2, and Apple versus Microsoft.

Latest effort to seal the spewing oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico is working so far, according to top officials leading the cleanup effort.

If a business gives you your change in counterfeit money, you're probably out of luck unless you can prove it right there on the spot. But what if the fake money comes from an arm of the federal government?

The Iraqi government has said it will close the state-owned Iraqi Airways after declaring it bankrupt. Iraq's transportation ministry said the airline would be closed following a damaging dispute with Kuwait over war reparations.

Bill Radke talks to former Shell Oil president John Hofmeister about his pro-offshore drilling stance and why the U.S. should strengthen its domestic oil industry.

How does human psychology affect the financial markets? Bill Radke talks to Justin Fox, author of the book "The Myth of the Rational Market," who also appears on PBS's NOVA series.