
Christine Romans looks at the economic factors scaring investors away from buying stocks.
Mitt Romney fired back against Democratic claims that Bain Capital actively advised companies to outsource jobs yesterday, turning the criticism back on President Obama and calling him the "outsourcer in chief."
On Early Start today, Christine Romans breaks down the truth about the outsourcing claims coming from both sides of the political aisle.
(CNNMoney) - Futures brokerage Peregrine Financial Group has moved to liquidate the firm, after its founder attempted suicide and amid allegations of fraud.
Peregrine, which operates PFGBest and has offices in Chicago and Cedar Falls, Iowa, filed for Chapter 7 protection Tuesday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois. The filing came after regulators said more than $200 million had gone missing at the commodities brokerage.
On Early Start this morning, Christine Romans discusses the allegations against the firm and weighs in on the latest calls for Romney to disclose his tax releases.
Alison Kosik on the wild success of E.L. James' book series "50 Shades of Grey" as it nears 20 million copies sold.
Alison Kosik on a report showing Americans relying on credit card debt in May more than any other month since 2007.
Felicia Taylor looks ahead at the big business stories this week, including libor rate fixing allegations.
Poppy Harlow looks at how important the unemployment issue is for potential voters.
Poppy Harlow looks at housing costs across the US, and reports showing rent rates are rising while home prices are down.
Poppy Harlow on the improving auto industry sales and what it means for the overall economy.
Poppy Harlow on fmr. Barclays CEO Bob Diamond's questioning in U.K. after the company was accused of rate fixing.

