General Motors says talks over the possible sale of its Swedish Saab brand have collapsed and that the operations will be wound down. WSJ’s Neal Boudette joins Kelsey Hubbard on the News Hub to discuss.
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The leaders of the U.S., China, India and South Africa reach a deal at the U.N. climate summit in Copenhagen, but as WSJ’s John Bussey tells Kelsey Hubbard, it falls short of a breakthrough and is "bereft of details."
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BlackBerry maker Research In Motion posts a 59% jump in quarterly profit, handily beating Street expectations. Oracle also posts a quarterly profit, reporting a 12% rise. Barron’s editor Eric Savitz joins Kelsey Hubbard on the News Hub to discuss.
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Home builder Hovnanian Enterprises drastically misses its fourth-quarter earnings estimate. Dow Jones Newswires' Dawn Wotapka joins Kelsey Hubbard on the News Hub to discuss what Hovnanian’s latest report says about the housing market.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the Obama administration will extend the financial bailout program until next October. Reporting from Washington, WSJ’s Deborah Solomon joins Kelsey Hubbard on the News Hub to discuss the latest.
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WSJ’s Dennis Berman and Evan Newmark join Kelsey Hubbard on the News Hub and take a look at a few of the biggest corporate mergers of the past ten years, many of which they say were losers.
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The U.S. Senate worked through the weekend to move the health bill forward. WSJ’s Janet Adamy in Washington provides an update, including some progress on the sticking points of a public option and abortion.
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For more Kelsey Hubbard videos, go to www.wsj.com/video. The U.S. should counter threatening acts by Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez by showing support for our allies in the region, starting with Colombia. Mary O'Grady tells Kelsey Hubbard how Democrats in Washington are sending mixed signals. (...
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Details on Dubai World’s plan to restructure its debt emerges and President Obama gets ready to unveil his new strategy for the war in Afghanistan. Plus, consumers click into Cyber Monday. The News Hub brings you the latest.
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Ending weeks of speculation, the White House announces President Obama will attend a global climate summit in Copenhagen next month, where he will lay out specific targets for curbing greenhouse-gas emissions. Plus, mortgage rates fall to a record low as new home sales climb. The News Hub brings...
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New York City announced plans to build an industrial kitchen space in Harlem which will be available to food-focused entrepreneurs. By supporting the city’s $5 billion dollar food manufacturing industry, New York hopes to foster the growth of city jobs. Kelsey Hubbard reports.
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