Treasurys mainly advance as AIG reports quarterly loss
NEW YORK (AP) -- Treasury prices mostly rose Friday after steeper-than-expected losses at insurer AIG stirred fresh concern about strains still taxing the global financial system and as stocks retreated following another advance in oil prices....
Circuit City allows Blockbuster, Icahn to review books
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Circuit City Stores Inc. on Friday gave in to pressure from activist shareholders, essentially putting itself up for sale and agreeing to nominate dissident directors to its board....
Commodities Review: Wheat drops on higher output forecast
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wheat futures fell sharply Friday after the government forecast increased U.S production and a record global crop, while corn futures surged to a new high on lingering concerns about the weather....
Citigroup to shed nearly $500B in assets
NEW YORK (AP) -- Citigroup Inc.'s new chief executive, Vikram Pandit, plans to stick with a global banking model after months of intense review - but only after shrinking the company by about one-fifth first....
Adam Hall Laces Up with Larry and John
The Pens-Flyers series is finally here, and the winner will determine who plays for the Stanley Cup. Larry and John talk to Pens' winger Adam Hall about the playoffs...
The Economics of Mothers' Day
Mothers' Day is a big day for retailers, and marketing guru Dr Audrey Guskey tells Larry and John why. Will you be buying Mom something special with your stimulus check?
Flowers for Mom May Cost More This Year
What's better then sending Mom some flowers for Mothers' Day? Larry and John talk to Pittsburgh Cut Flower President Bob Lutholtz about the flower business and how busy it is for Mothers' Day.
Pittsburgher Is In Control of the US Nuclear Stockpile
A Pittsburgher is in control of the entire US nuclear weapon stockpile, and he's heading back to the region. This isn't a James Bond villian, it's Maj General Robert Smolen, who joins Larry and John to discuss his role as head of nuclear weapons.
Student Body Reacts to WVU President Controversy
Controversy continues over an ill-awarded degree from WVU. Now the student body is getting into the mix as calls for University President Mike Garrison to step down get louder. SGA President Jason Parsons tells Larry and John what the students are saying.
