Banks abandon foreclosed homes

What happens when a bank walks away without selling foreclosed homes?

Investors await stress test results

Investors, though less fearful about the outcome of the government's stress tests of the country's banks, are still anxious to know which ones will have to raise more capital.

Obama: More authority needed to deal with AIG

President Barack Obama put in a plug for the request Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner made to Congress for extraordinary authority to take over failing companies like AIG, much as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. now does for banks.

Lehman Employees Worried Over Bank's Collapse

Asia stocks fall sharply