Title: Mommy Style Crush: Naomi Watts

Obsessed with chic mom Naomi Watts' killer street style? So are we! From the beach to the street and beyond, we're showing you how to steal her best looks.

Naomi's fashion scorecard

Her signature style: Open Naomi's closet and you'll find sophisticated British-inspired pieces like ladylike coats mixed with super cool downtown jackets and leathers.

Most memorable red carpet moment: Her dramatic and totally glamorous burgundy Zac Posen stunner at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards. She looked like a true Hollywood movie star in this breathtaking gown.

U.S. consumer debt rose in the final months of 2012 for the first time in four years, a sign that Americans may be starting to reach the end of cutting back on credit, data from the New York Federal Reserve showed on Thursday.



Total consumer debt rose 0.3 percent to $11.34 trillion in the fourth quarter of last year compared to the previous quarter, the New York Fed said in its quarterly household debt and credit report.



Consumer debt peaked in the third quarter of 2008 as the global financial crisis was taking hold. Since then, debt has fallen by about by 10 percent, or $1.3 trillion, in large part due to a drop in outstanding mortgages as Americans modified or defaulted on their loans.

A holding pattern is when an airplane is delayed from its destination, still moving but no longer really getting anywhere. That’s also an apt description of the small-business mood under this president’s anti-growth policies.



At the Small Business Committee, we hear all year long from small businesses, and they are focused on containing losses or holding on to slim gains. Many would like to expand or invest, but few are planning to. They’re working as hard as ever for less reward.