Markets will be watching to see if health insurers will be able to sustain their rally after this weekend's climactic vote to overhaul the nation's health-care system. Data on existing- and new-home sales will also be examined. MarketWatch's Stacey Delo reports.
The Dow finishes lower for the first time in nine sessions. Dow Jones Newswires' Paul Vigna and WSJ's Brett Arends join the News Hub to discuss what's next for stocks.
In what could be his last public appeal for health-care legislation before a critical House vote, President Barack Obama says Congress is in position to end a century-long struggle over health care by passing his sweeping overhaul. Plus, the Dow finishes lower for the first time in nine sessions; and WSJ's Amy Chozick joins the News Hub to tell us why a crop of shows with dysfunctional leading women has given Showtime a burst of momentum.
The latest forecast and smart phone sales data from Palm is raising serious concerns about the company's viability. Dow Jones Newswires' Roger Cheng joins Stacey Delo on Digits to discuss. Plus, an unprecedented look at the finances behind YouTube, the world's most successful video site, as well as the growing number of vehicles offering a self-parking option.
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Tea with The Economist - The Economist invites people for tea. You will find one of the latest interviews here. Today Alexander Lebedev on Russian money. Have a look and tea with The Economist. 
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