5:20pm: A recent survey by Canaccord Genuity shows Samsung is outselling Apple in the U.S. smartphone market. More
5:17pm: Only if your child's death would create financial hardship for you, should you consider a term-life insurance policy.
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5:01pm: Oakmark Fund manager Bill Nygren will go anywhere for a deal.
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4:08pm: This week, we turn to a conversation between Google Chairman Eric Schmidt and venture capitalist Peter Thiel on the merits of Google's massive reach and of technology in general.
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3:47pm: Under the pending agreement, the Trump Organization would receive a 60-year lease to redevelop Washington's historic Old Post Office building.
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2:57pm: Regulators say that billions of dollars must to be spent by 2030 in order to fix the nation's deteriorating water systems. California, Texas and New York need the most money.
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2:36pm: Treasury and union trust fund announce they will time sale of GM stock to correspond with its entrance back into the S&P 500.
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2:31pm: Modest, moderate and measured. Those are the words the Federal Reserve is still using to describe the U.S. recovery, four years after the recession officially ended.
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1:37pm: Need a hedge in your portfolio? Doubleline's Jeff Gundlach says Apple will keep going up when the market goes down.
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1:15pm: What happens to Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty owners now that Chrysler is fighting safety regulator's call for a recall.
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1:03pm: The Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One have been Google-fied, but that's only just the start.
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12:50pm: Small businesses added 58,000 jobs in May, according to ADP. The pace is slow, and 2013 is turning out to be another sluggish year.
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12:47pm: Verizon extends its deal to stream NFL games, this time giving customers the ability to watch CBS and Fox games on Sunday afternoon.
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10:47am: U.S.-based Turkish protesters have raised over $93,000 to put an ad in the New York Times to raise Americans' awareness about anti-government demonstrations in Turkey.
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10:22am: China may crack down on $1 billion in wine imports from Europe, as a dispute over solar panels threatens to escalate into a wider trade war.
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10:06am: Miners don't think the price of precious metals can fall much farther. But don't expect a huge comeback either.
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10:02am: Spam email soars as scam artists take advantage of naive investors.
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9:41am: U.S. stocks tumbled more than 1% as concerns about the Federal Reserve's withdrawal of quantitative easing continued to weigh on market sentiment.
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8:35am: The monthly ADP jobs report shows private sector employers added 135,000 jobs in May, falling short of economists' expectations.
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7:20am: If you live in one of the nearly 25 states that charge sales tax on digital goods or services you likely pay more for everything from downloaded music, ebooks and ringtones to streaming TV shows and video.
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5:54am: An influx of buyers, particularly from Venezuela, combined with the economic recovery in the U.S., has created a dramatic turnaround in Miami's housing market.
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5:51am: Wall Street can't get enough of all things Elon Musk, but his rocket company SpaceX has yet to announce IPO plans despite its considerable success.
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5:45am: U.S. stock futures are pointing lower as concerns about the Federal Reserve's withdrawal of quantitative easing continue to weigh on market sentiment.
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5:01am: Toyota is recalling 242,000 Prius and Lexus hybrid cars made between March and October 2009 because of a braking problem.
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3:54am: New estimates from U.K.-based energy firm IGas show there could be a massive amount of untapped energy reserves in the Northwest of England.
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