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Although the huge financial-rescue plan may help Wall Street, there's still plenty of bad news to come in the real economy. History gives us reason for hope, however.

The Treasury chief did what he could with Fannie and Freddie, but huge problems remain. And the lack of any lasting rally shows the market is still downward-bound.

Unemployment hit 6.1% last month -- the highest in nearly five years. It was the 8th-straight month of fewer jobs, with a total drop of 600,000 jobs since Jan. 1.

But some economists believe the real story is even uglier. Steve Henn reports.

Unemployment hit 6.1% last month -- the highest in nearly five years. It was the 8th-straight month of fewer jobs, with a total drop of 600,000 jobs this year.

But some economists believe the real story is even uglier. Steve Henn reports.

Bad news on sales, broken charts and a 10% loss are enough for me with this phone maker. I'm also once again shorting the China market.

Your delayed flight is bad news for you and your airline, but it's money in the bank for the airports.

Earnings season will show a whole lot of misses on net income, but it's not all bad news. Here's how to identify companies that are likely to be able to bounce back.

Surging fuel costs slam FedEx earnings and force Northwest and United to make cuts. Southwest's hedges on oil prices pay off.

Morgan Stanley profit plummets.

For those struggling to deal with record gasoline and soaring food prices, there's bad news and more bad news.

Separate reports today revealed that while home sales are on the rise, prices continue to dive. Amy Scott explains why the housing market can't seem to get past the bad news.