Boosting Geithner's Image - Bloomberg's Juliana Goldman reports on the Obama administration's public relations campaign to improve the image of U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner
Obama Pushes Health-Care Bill - President Barack Obama this week kicks off a final push to salvage a health-care overhaul plan that faces opposition from the public and resistance from members of his own Democratic Party. Bloomberg's Hans Nichols reports.
Dodd on Financial Reform - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd talks about the status of legislation to overhaul U.S. financial regulations. Dodd, a Connecticut Democrat, says he hasn't made a final decision on creating a consumer division at the Federal Reserve.
Obama Renews Health-Care Push - President Barack Obama plans today to give Democratic lawmakers a road map for passing health-care legislation in an effort to end a stalemate in Congress over his proposal to remake the U.S. medical system.
Chu On Cap-And-Trade - Speaking to Bloomberg's Peter Cook at the Advanced Research Projects Agency Innovation Summit, Energy Secretary Steven Chu discusses legislation to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions
Bernstein Assesses U.S. Economy - Jared Bernstein, chief economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, talks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Carol Massar about today's report showing the U.S. economy expanded at a 5.9 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter.
Henry Kravis' View of Private Equity - Henry Kravis shares his views on the state of private equity and where he sees opportunities
Best Places to Raise Your Kids 2010 - BusinessWeek releases its annual list of the best places to raise your kids. Find out which Chicago suburb took home the top spot and more
Why Wait for Health-Care Reform? - BusinessWeek's Catherine Arnst tells John A. Byrne that health reform needs a broader and more ambitious effort than what Washington proposes
Starbucks' Via Brews Discontent - To enter the world's $21 billion instant coffee market, Starbucks has rolled out its biggest-ever product launch, selling Via with employee pep rallies, taste tests, and national advertising. But some baristas and customers think the hard sell is too much
