Week at a glance: All stories

8:45pm: Japan's economy kicked into high gear during the first quarter as policymakers worked to combat falling prices and implement the policy prescriptions of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. More
7:19pm: Chrome Racer lets you turn multiple mobile devices into a giant display - and play a racing game across all of them. More
6:05pm: Electric-car maker Tesla plans to raise roughly $830 million through a stock offering and bond sale. More
4:47pm: To become captains of their financial destiny, your kids need to master these three skills. More
4:38pm: Cisco's financial results mirror worldwide economic trends -- and last quarter's sales and earnings show steady improvement. More
4:34pm: The key to turning your trash into your treasure? Choosing the right sales venue. More
4:12pm: Defective steering shaft assemblies could come loose, causing a loss of steering ability. More
3:30pm: The tipping point when white, non-Hispanic people will account for less than 50% of America's youth is about five to six years away, according to Census Bureau projections. More
3:25pm: This could be the music service that finally challenges Spotify. More
3:00pm: Forced budget cuts are taking another bite out of the tax collection agency's operations. In addition to longer waits on its helpline, the agency will be closed completely for 5 days between May and August. More
2:56pm: Los Angeles letter carriers suffer greatest number of dog bites in annual ranking from Postal Service. More
2:33pm: Burger King's BBQ-themed summer menu includes Rib Sandwich. More
12:13pm: Social media stocks Zynga and Groupon find a buyer and potential agitator in the hedge fund Jana Partners. Tiger Management exits its stake in Apple. More
11:27am: Europe says it's ready for a trade dispute with China over telecoms exports but would prefer to negotiate a solution. More
11:16am: Thanks to the weak job market, the military is hiring higher-skilled recruits these days. More
9:52am: Wall Street started Wednesday in the red, but stocks resumed their march into record territory by the afternoon, with all 10 sectors moving higher. More
6:51am: During the housing bust, sales were derailed by low-ball appraisals that fell far shy of a home's selling price. But now that the housing market is heating up, appraisers are putting higher values on homes again. More
6:17am: Unexpected setbacks, ranging from stock market declines to suddenly supporting an adult child, have taken a major hit to Baby Boomers' retirement savings, according to a recent survey from Ameriprise Financial. More
6:14am: Unlike well-publicized losses on Solyndra, federal government could win big on $465 million Energy Department loan to Tesla Motors. More
6:07am: Hacking into a bank is surprisingly easy. This expert has the receipt to prove it. More
6:01am: Germany narrowly avoids recession in the first quarter of 2013 but its return to growth isn't enough to prevent the eurozone economy from contracting for a record sixth consecutive quarter. More
5:11am: With the Dow and S&P 500 coming off record highs, investors will look Wednesday to a handful of corporate and economic reports. PPI drops lower than expected. More
4:02am: The initial results of Japan's Abenomics experiment are encouraging, but it's too early to call the strategy a success. More
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