Week at a glance: All stories
3:13pm: The Internal Revenue Service scandal couldn't have come at a worse time for the nation's 2 million federal workers, who are desperate to end furloughs and get their first raise in nearly three years. More
12:45pm: Apple is out and Boeing and Google are the new "it" stocks among the top hedge fund managers.
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12:39pm: Between ballooning student loans, credit cards and money owed to family members, graduates of the class of 2013 are facing an average $35,200 in debt, a Fidelity survey found.
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12:17pm: A scandal is brewing in Europe that could rival the Libor controversy, as the European Commission says it's probing suspected attempts to manipulate global oil prices.
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11:56am: Glass employees speak openly on public concerns
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10:56am: The Syrian Electronic Army has hacked into a Financial Times blogs and some of its Twitter accounts.
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10:33am: If electric cars really are the future, does GM have what it takes to make a sexy green automobile? Akerson offers his vision for the auto giant's future product line.
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9:53am: One Money magazine editor's pursuit of ultralow prices and cheap deals yields big savings and a mild case of indigestion.
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9:49am: Investors pushed stocks higher Friday following a strong report on consumer sentiment. All three indexes ended higher for a fourth week, with the Dow and S&P 500 hitting new highs.
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9:12am: The latest data shows European car sales grew in April for the first time since September 2011.
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8:11am: One individual investor explains why he's relieved he didn't buy Facebook on the day of its IPO. Another did buy near the top but is still holding on for the long haul.
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5:17am: After U.S. indexes edged lower Thursday, stock futures are pointing to a positive open Friday.
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1:10am: Google's newest product -- Hangouts -- isn't fundamentally different than other current cross-platform messaging apps, but it unifies many of Google's own products.
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