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It seems the money-men don’t want Moore anywhere near them at the NYSE. Michael Moore went down to Wall Street to ask people to divest from health insurance companies and guess what happened? He couldn’t get in…CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo looks pretty flustered when Moore asks her if any other guest had ever been denied access with her before?

It seems the money-men don’t want Moore anywhere near them at the NYSE. Michael Moore went down to Wall Street to ask people to divest from health insurance companies and guess what happened? He couldn’t get in…CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo looks pretty flustered when Moore asks her if any other guest had ever been denied access with her before?

Wall Street Journal reporters across the country chose not to show up to work this morning.Read the reasons after the break.

Wall Street Journal reporters across the country chose not to show up to work this morning.Read the reasons after the break.

Shares of Google hit a new all-time trading high of about $535 on Monday. Analysts say Wall Street is actually underestimating Google's growth potential. Also: Google's acquisition rate is increasing. So far, Google has made, or is in the process of making, 12 acquisitions in 2007.

Shares of Google hit a new all-time trading high of about $535 on Monday. Analysts say Wall Street is actually underestimating Google's growth potential. Also: Google's acquisition rate is increasing. So far, Google has made, or is in the process of making, 12 acquisitions in 2007.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Terry Semel, Yahoo's CEO, is being replaced by Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang. Early reports say Semel was named non-executive chairman.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Terry Semel, Yahoo's CEO, is being replaced by Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang. Early reports say Semel was named non-executive chairman.

US PRESIDENT George W. Bush's approval rating has dropped to 29 per cent in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released today.It is his lowest mark ever in that survey, which also found only 23 per cent approved of the job the US Congress is doing.

US PRESIDENT George W. Bush's approval rating has dropped to 29 per cent in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released today.It is his lowest mark ever in that survey, which also found only 23 per cent approved of the job the US Congress is doing.