James B. Stewart, business columnist at The New York Times, joins Jeff Spurgeon to talk about what went wrong with the Facebook stock launch and who bears the responsibility.

There have been some "getting along" issues lately among European countries that use the Euro. How will these issues be addressed? New York Times business columnist James B. Stewart explains.

How the mighty Dewey & LeBoeuf has fallen. This New York-based international law firm, formed less than five years ago by the union of two legendary white-shoe practices with roots stretching back to the 1920s and beyond, is in a state of near-collapse.

The New York Times recently reported that Wal-Mart’s expansion into Mexico has been accomplished with the help of extensive bribery. Times business columnist James B. Stewart considers the implications.

There’s a lot of talk about income tax rates this year – from Mitt Romney’s 13.9% rate in 2010, to Warren Buffett’s revelation that he pays a lower rate than his secretary.

Today, James B. Stewart, a business columnist for The New York Times, asks: can design differentiate a luxury car brand, the way Apple has done with computers?