Steve Chiotakis

Today we found out President Obama and the Democrats raised $68 million in the last quarter of 2011, as the president seeks re-election. But this money is a bit... different.

Jobless claims had been on the decline over the past month or so, and with the unemployment rate going down, we have seen an uptick of Latino immigrant workers in this country, who are sending money back home.

U.S. diplomat Chris Hill discusses the economic conditions of Iraq and North Korea as they make important transitions, and how they might change in the future.

A new study out by Barcalys Capital explores the ongoing connection between the world's tallest buildings, and the world's biggest financial collapses.

Security officials from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are expected to discuss creating a data center that would be responsible for sifting through mounds of secret bank information to signal whether any cyber attacks could happen.

Chinese exports took a hit in the last year because of the European debt crisis, while the export market suffered as Chinese consumers bought less.

A sign the nation's economic health may be continuing to improve -- the real estate data company Reis reported today vacancies at shopping centers were down at the end of 2011. It's the first time that's happened in four years.

Hilda Solis, the Secretary of the Labor Department, discusses the jobs picture today, and where we still need to improve.

Hungary is the latest European Union country to head into trouble, but it isn't part of the eurozone.

Fewer people lined up for unemployment benefits last week, which, if sustained, could drop the jobless rate in the longer term.