ROMANS: It's 27 minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. Goldman Sachs just announced its first quarterly loss since 2008. The company losing money for the first time since 2008 largely because of a huge drop in its investment banking revenue. But Bank of America's earnings beat estimates showing some signs of recovery despite running up billions of dollars in mortgage-related losses. Other earning reports out this morning. Coca-Cola says its earnings beat estimates. Johnson & Johnson said its earnings were in line with forecasts. Let's checking in on the market. They're poise to open lower this morning. Investors waiting for tech giants, Apple, Yahoo! and Intel to release their profit reports later today. And Wall Street still hoping for some good news out of the euro zone about the debt crisis there. The maker of the Blackberry announcing it's giving users $100 in free apps as a way to say sorry for last week's service outage, but here's a thing. This is not an automatic refund, and the bonus only applies to a list of certain applications. Apple is breaking sales records with the iPhone 4s. The company sold more than four million of them since it launched on Friday. And Lowe's announcing plans to close 2,000 performing stores and let go 2,000 employees by next month. The cuts will take place in 15 states. Up next, John McCain uncensored. The Arizona senator has harsh words Monday for President Obama's choice of transportation. AMERICAN MORNING back right after the break.
Blackberry Maker Offers Free Apps