3:50pm: Beijing-based Internet retailer LightInTheBox made a strong debut on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday. More
3:42pm: Federal courts have frozen the operations of three firms that the FTC says stole more than $18 million
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2:11pm: North Dakota's energy boom led the state to have the fastest-growing economy in 2012, increasing at five times the national average.
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1:16pm: Even though Verizon gave up call logs for its customers, there may be ways to avoid having the government seeing your phone logs.
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1:05pm: Americans' net worth surpasses pre-recession high, but not if you account for inflation.
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12:59pm: With insider trading charges swirling around SAC Capital, the hedge fund told employees it remains committed to staying open to outside investors.
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12:50pm: The SEC claims a Bangkok-based trader earned more than $3 million from insider trading ahead of the acquisition of Smithfield Foods by China's Shuanghui International.
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12:00pm: Two Senate bills that aim to help students taking out subsidized student loans this fall fail to gain passage.
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11:23am: Days after the decision to fight a call by regulators to recall 2.7 million older vehicles, Chrysler announces the recall of 630,000 SUVs.
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10:53am: The unemployment rate in France continues to climb, hitting 10.4% in the first quarter of 2013.
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9:59am: The European Central Bank trimmed its forecast for the eurozone economy in 2013, but left interest rates unchanged as expected. Says it still believes a gradual recovery will begin in the second half of the year.
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9:43am: Stocks finished higher on a see-saw day as investors weigh the latest data ahead of Friday's jobs report. Concern about Federal Reserve policy continues to hang over the market too.
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9:04am: Fewer Americans filed first-time claims for unemployment benefits last week, pointing to more slow and choppy improvement in the job market.
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7:16am: Microsoft and the FBI have teamed up to stop a ring of global cybercriminals responsible for more than half a billion dollars in financial fraud.
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7:16am: The IMF bent its own rules to bail out Greece back in 2010 and prevent much more serious damage to the eurozone and world economy.
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6:05am: In Chicago, thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of hair extensions, the latest heist that's pumping an underground market.
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6:03am: Those who didn't take advantage of record-low mortgage rates have missed the boat. Here are three reasons why.
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5:58am: About 58.6% of the adult civilian population had a job as of April, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This rate -- officially called the "employment-population ratio" has barely budged in the last three years, and the last time it was that low was in 1983.
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4:57am: U.S. stock futures indicate a rebound on day after markets tumbled on fears the Fed will taper its bond-buying program.
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