Nightly Business Report

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - The dollar is getting stronger. Who benefits? And what does it mean for your wallet? And in tonight's Market Monitor, our guest will name four blue chip stocks that he says will go higher over the next year.

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - The Dow is up 20 percent since the November lows and the S and P is going for seven straight months of gains, despite some soft economic data. Can anything stop this teflon market?

Nightly Business Report - May 8, 2013

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - A global market rally. From Japan to Germany to the U.S., NBR will look at what's powering stocks around the world to new and multi-year highs. And, are the days of tax-free shopping on the internet numbered? We have both sides of the debate dividing the retail industry - Congress and anyone who shops online.

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - The NASDAQ's long road back to a 12-year high. Which stocks are driving the gains and are there reasons to buy unloved old tech? And, do you remember what happened three years ago today? Hint - it rattled Wall Street and investors.

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - A historic day on Wall Street. The bulls were out and the market hit new highs. But how long will the rally last? NBR will ask Mario Gabelli, Chairman and CEO of Gabelli Funds, where he's investing his money Today's gains were fueled by a better than expected jobs report. So who's hiring, where are the jobs and is the economy stronger than many think?

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - the mutual fund industry has grown to 27 trillion worldwide. Gary Johnson, CEO of Franklin Templeton, joins us to talk markets and mutual funds. Plus, healthy eating isn't cheap. NBR will show you just how much costs have risen. And ING's U.S. unit is the second largest IPO of the year. ING U.S. CEO Rodney Martin joins us.

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - The Federal Reserve keeps the pedal to the metal and sticks with its easy money policy. NBR will speak with former Federal Reserve Governor Randall Kroszner. And with five months to go, will the new health exchanges be up and running in time for open enrollment?

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - Apple's groundbreaking move that's not a new gadget, but a record bond offering. Plus, as home prices climb and inventory falls, is the fear of an overheating housing market overblown?

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - Americans keep spending. Is the consumer stronger than many think and what does that mean for the economy? Plus, should you still own gold despite all the recent volatility? NBR will ask the CEO of World Gold Trust Services, Jason Toussaint.

Nightly Business Report - finding the growth. What today's weaker than expected GDP number means for the reat of the year. McDonald's CEO Don Thompson talks about where he sees growth.

Nightly Business Report - April 25, 2013

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - from wall street to main street, everyone is talking about Apple. NBR will tell you why this one company matters so much.

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - Attention turns to Apple's earnings. NBR will talk to a fund manager who recently started to buy the stock. And we'll take a look at what Hollywood is doing to win back aging baby boomers.

Tonight on Nightly Business Report - Earnings and the economy. Sales of existing homes fall in March. Is a shortage of inventory creating a speed bump on the economy's road to recovery? And we'll talk to Caterpillar CEO Douglas Oberhelman about his company's weak earnings and what the numbers say about the health of the global economy.