2012 election

How employees at one Nebraska manufacturer pulled together to survive recession, and now the future seems brighter than ever.

Heading into the Florida primary, we went to the CEO of NASCAR to get a glimpse at the state's economic situation.

The flap over debate audience reactions raises questions about who picks them, who is really in control of them and whether they can affect voters' choices at the polls.

Bain Capital may sell companies years after buying them, then partners get their share of profits.

Tell us about the most important economic issues on your mind this election year. Record your answer with our new Record Button and share it with us right from your web browser

Newt Gingrich talks a lot about labor activist Saul Alinsky. Who was this figure in modern American community organizing?

One way to understand the growing role of super PACs in campaigns is to imagine being one. The comedian Stephen Colbert leads the way.

The Republican presidential hopeful used to be a senator from Pennsylvania, a state known for a strong union presence and significant blue collar values. How has that colored his economic views?

Leading into the South Carolina primary, we speak to one CEO in the state to help explain what people there are most concerned about.

Is Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich justified in calling President Obama the "Food Stamp President?"