KGO Radio Opening Bell with Lynn Jimenez 
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Hey, Big Spender.More >>
US corporations are starting to spend again, but not on new employees-- on themselves and buyouts. (8/30)
Intel's Security BlanketMore >>
"This gives Intel what it needs to expand into wireless devices," says KGO business reporter Lynn Jimenez on news that the processor giant purchased computer system security firm McAfee. Wouldn't you feel more secure with $7.7B in your wallet? (8/19)
They're Lining Up At McDonald's...More >>
...but not for Big Macs-- for jobs. The fast-food giant held a nationwide hiring day on Tuesday, and hopes to fill 1,000 positions. We're lovin' it.
The BounceMore >>
Have we dodged the deflation bullet? "After falling for four months, wholesale prices rose in July," says KGO business reporter Lynn Jimenez. Find out which sectors are still hurting in today's Opening Bell.
The Fear ThermometerMore >>
"The dollar is falling, global stocks sold off overnight, our trade gap hit its highest level in 20 months this June ... and now the Dow is already down 71 points," says KGO business reporter Lynn Jimenez. Should we start freaking out now? Lynn says no! Find out why not in today's Opening Bell. (8/11)
131,000More >>
That's the net loss after private employers created just 71,000 new jobs to offset the 202,000 government jobs lost as temporary census work ended. What about the unemployment and underemployment rates? Are you sure you want to know? Get all the sordid details in Opening Bell. (8/6)
A Tarnished Silver LiningMore >>
Even though job losses are at a 3-month high, economists from Chapman University predict a brighter future for California, anticipating hiring to expand in the last three months of this year. (8/5)
Optimism! What A Concept.More >>
"Stocks are already gaining ground on the first trading day of August," exclaims KGO business reporter Lynn Jimenez. There's a major manufacturing report due out today-- find out what impact it's likely to have on the market in Opening Bell. (8/2)
So Much for the Recovery.More >>
Economic growth slows to 2.4 percent pace in second quarter, weakest pace in nearly a year. Lynn Jimenez says that means the recovery is losing steam. Find out why here on Opening Bell.
We'll Be There with Bells On! Or Not. More >>
So did the NYSE bell ring or not? After some discussion between Ed and KGO business reporter Lynn Jimenez, we've determined that it rang and Ed missed it. Moving on, in actual financial news the question of the day is apparently, "How do YOU feel about the economy?" (7/26)
It's Raining Profit ReportsMore >>
Hallelujah? KGO business reporter Lynn Jimenez updates us on the quarter's winners and losers in this edition of Opening Bell. (7/21)
Two FlavorsMore >>
Profit reports are out, and KGO's Lynn Jimenez says they only come in two flavors. Find out what's putting a bad taste in investors' mouths in today's Opening Bell. (7/20)
Better Than a Kick in the PantsMore >>
Hiring is up, but economists say that the pace of growth is retreating. Delta has swung from loss to profit, Hasbro is doing better but so is ... Halliburton. Lynn has the details here in Opening Bell. (7/19)
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