Eric Holder was grilled on Capitol Hill yesterday about Benghazi, prosecuting leakers, and more. Amidst the testimony, he also clarified his position on prosecuting banks. Heidi Moore, finance and economics editor at The Guardian, rounds up some of the latest economic news, from Holder's comments, Bloomberg terminal "snooping," JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon on the hot seat, and what the Justice Department's handling of the AP's phone records means for journalism in general.

President Obama laid out the details of his budget proposal yesterday, which includes spending cuts, tax increases, and new spending. Heidi Moore, finance and economics editor for the Guardian, offers her take on the winners and losers if this budget passes. 

The background and implementation of sequestration can get pretty complicated, so we're partnering with The Guardian U.S. on a live chat to help answer your questions.

Heidi Moore, finance and economics editor at The Guardian, and Rachel Smolkin, Politico White House editor, talk about the latest moves by Republicans and Democrats as they attempt to avoid the fiscal cliff.

Heidi Moore, finance and economics editor at The Guardian, discusses the federal lawsuit against Bank of America.

Jeff Greenfield, co-host of PBS's "Need to Know", Yahoo! News  columnist, and Heidi Moore, New York bureau chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace, discuss the conventions and this morning's jobs numbers.

Heidi Moore, New York bureau chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace, discusses the Facebook revenue report and what it tells us about the success or failure of its recent IPO, plus what it would take to reimpose Glass-Steagall, like Sanford Weill suggested.

Heidi Moore, Marketplace Wall Street correspondent and New York bureau chief, gives a round-up of GlaxoSmithKline's fraud settlement, JP Morgan's bad investment advice, and Barclay's interest rate manipulation.

Heidi Moore, New York bureau chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace, discusses the latest developments in the JP Morgan story and the FBI's investigation into the matter.

New York bureau chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace Heidi Moore talks about the huge loss announced by JP Morgan last week, and what it means for the company, regulation and our economy.

Heidi Moore, New York bureau chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace, discusses the Euro Zone crisis from Wall Street's point of view and the latest unemployment numbers out today.

Marketplace New York bureau chief Heidi Moore discusses the breaking story of a rogue trader making $2billion in unauthorized trades at Swiss Banking Giant UBS.  

WNYC's Ilya Marritz from the Stock Exchange floor and Heidi Moore, Wall Street correspondent at Marketplace, talk about the sliding market and the growing worry about the American economy. MarketPsych managing partner Frank Murtha discusses the psychology behind our reactions to the hesitant economy.

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke is holding a press conference today. Heidi Moore, Marketplace New York bureau chief, joins us to discuss what questions need to be asked.

Financial journalist and contributor to New York Times Dealbook Heidi Moore talks about the latest Fed policy and weighs in on the federal Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission's recent findings.  

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Ross DeVol, executive director of economic research at the Milken Institute, thinks we can be optimistic about the U.S. economy. Then, Heidi Moore, a financial journalist in New York City and former reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Felix Salmon, finance blogger for Reuters, preview Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke's speech and discuss the latest economic news.

As a final Senate vote nears, contributor to Slate.com's Big Money Heidi Moore and WNYC business and economics editor Charlie Herman talk about the future of financial reform.

A conference on financial reform legislation begins today, with member of both the House and the Congress. Contributor to Slate.com's Big Money Heidi Moore talks about the state of the legislation, including what the recent primaries and upcoming elections could mean for financial reform.

On the morning of Thursday, April 22 President Obama be in New York City to deliver remarks on Wall Street Reform at Cooper Union. You can listen to the speech live online at wnyc.org. (Listen Here. Stream goes live at 11:55)

Starting at noon, join WNYC's Brian Lehrer, Heidi Moore of The Big Money, and fellow WNYC listeners for a live online chat.

Heidi Moore, financial journalist and writer for Slate’s The Big Money, previews President Obama's speech on financial reform at Cooper Union today.

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