PBS高端访谈:精英应该教工人阶级如何生活
GWEN IFILL:Next, the author of a new bestseller talks with NewsHour economics correspondent Paul Solman about the economic plight and social values of working-class Americans. The book is already receiving a heated reception. The discussion is part o
PBS高端访谈:奥巴马在竞选中对8月份就业报告避口不谈
JEFFREY BROWN:The August employment report came in today, showing fewer-than-anticipated jobs created, and fewer Americans still trying to find one. It was all fuel for the presidential campaign, with the conventions now over and 60 days to go until
PBS高端访谈:没收率增高 房产市场愈加脆弱
JEFFREY BROWN: The housing market is showing more signs of mending from the depths of the foreclosure crisis. A new report from RealtyTrac finds banks are repossessing fewer homes than a year ago, and general foreclosure activity has declined for 22
PBS高端访谈:消费者信心指数升高
JUDY WOODRUFF: With less than a week left before the first presidential debate, both candidates remained focused today on persuading voters they can boost the economy. But a key question at the heart of it all, is the economy slowing, stalling, or pe
PBS高端访谈:华为技术代言人否认参与间谍活动
JEFFREY BROWN: The congressional report was a bipartisan effort. And we hear first on this issue from the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, Maryland Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger. Congressman, I want to fill in some of the details
PBS高端访谈:总统候选人该如何解决日益上涨的大学成本
JUDY WOODRUFF: There was fresh evidence today of just how expensive college has become and how fast student debt is piling up. It came in the latest look at the bill that comes due once diplomas are handed out. The numbers are more daunting than ever
PBS高端访谈:为什么欧债危机不是更加突出的竞选主题?
JUDY WOODRUFF: And that brings us to Europe's debt crisis. That is one of the little-mentioned topics in this year's campaign and the subject of tonight's segment on Missing Issues. Throughout the campaign, President Obama and Mitt Romney have debate
PBS高端访谈:经济放缓是继任总统面临的最大挑战
JEFFREY BROWN: On this final Friday before Election Day, there was word that jobs are on the increase, but so is unemployment. The numbers were seized upon by the presidential candidates as they began making closing arguments on an issue that's been
pbs高端访谈:美国会面临“网络珍珠港”事件吗?
MARGARET WARNER:We turn to a new cyber campaign against American banking giants and growing worries about what they might foreshadow. It began late last month and continues to this day. Two more U.S. banks are the latest targets in the spate of cyber
pbs高端访谈:美国历史上最大的网购日
JEFFREY BROWN:A still tentative American economy looked online today, as digital deals were to be had, and holiday shoppers lit up Web sites. Retailers had high hopes that Cyber Monday sales would add to what's been a strong start so far. If all goes
pbs高端访谈:过快减少财政赤字会引发经济衰退
GWEN IFILL:And return to our series of conversations on what to do about the nation's taxes, spending and debt. Last night, we heard from Erskine Bowles, the co-author of a deficit reduction plan that has been the subject of much attention and debate
pbs高端访谈:如何防止应用程序收集孩子信息
RAY SUAREZ:Finally tonight: new worries over the mobile apps kids are using, and what the apps disclose about their users. It seems like everyone has them, the ubiquitous applications, apps, for short, on smartphones and tablets, including everything
pbs高端访谈:汇丰银行沦为洗钱工具
JUDY WOODRUFF:Now: The U.S. government brings its highest profile case yet of international money laundering against one of the world's biggest banks. For years, American officials have sought and sometimes struggled to crack down on the practices. T
pbs高端访谈:民意调查显示奥巴马是预算谈判高手
MARGARET WARNER:Eighteen days and counting until the end of the year, when the government reaches the edge of the so-called fiscal cliff. Congressional correspondent Kwame Holman kicks off our coverage tonight. KWAME HOLMAN:Late in the day, House Spe
pbs高端访谈:白宫催促托运商解决合同纠纷
KWAME HOLMAN:Wall Street was down much of the day, but trimmed its losses after news that the House will convene Sunday to focus on the fiscal cliff. In the end, the Dow Jones industrial average shed 18 points to close at 13,096. The Nasdaq fell four
