The Obama administration on Thursday lashed out at a prominent critic of its Cash for Clunkers program, arguing that the popular trade-in initiative helped give the auto industry and the economy a much needed boost in the past few months.
Detroit Auto Show: Less is more
The annual auto show that kicks off here Monday is very much like the auto industry itself: Greatly relieved to not be on death's door.
Taking another whack at stimulus
When the Senate returns on Jan. 19, jolting the economy will be high on the to-do list.
Auto sales: Good end to terrible year
The auto industry ended its worst year in memory with its best month of the year, according to early sales results from two of Detroit's Big Three.
Obama to banks: 'Rebuild our economy'
President Obama pressed Wall Street bankers at the White House on Monday, urging them to make more loans and modify mortgages to help taxpayers who propped their banks up with federal...
Cash for Caulkers: Up to $12,000 a home
President Obama proposed a new program Tuesday that would reimburse homeowners for energy-efficient appliances and insulation, part of a broader plan to stimulate the economy.
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