Sirius Satellite Radio is paying Howard Stern $500 million over five years. Will advertisers be willing to pony up big bucks to sponsor the shock jock? Jeff Tyler reports in the 10:50am newscast.

This week a government commission will announce which military bases it recommends for closure. State governments and town residents have been protesting the closures for months. Alisa Roth reports in the 9:50am newscast.

The Rolling Stones play another sold-out concert at Boston's Fenway Park tonight. But there's a catch to how you can score a ticket. Marketplace's Jane Lindholm explains in the 8:50am newscast.

Investigators in Europe today accused some of the world's biggest chemical companies of price fixing. If the charges are true, the European Union could levy huge fines. Stephen Beard reports in the 7:50am newscast.

It's been a troubled summer for the American labor movement: The Service Employees Union, the Teamsters and the United Food and Commercial Workers Union broke away from the AFL-CIO. But now the AFL-CIO is ready to talk. Stacey Vanek Smith reports in the 6:50am newscast.

On Monday Connecticut took state frustrations with the federal No Child Left Behind program to a new level: It sued the government. Ashley Milne-Tyte reports in the 5:50am newscast.