8:58pm: If they don't start paying off debt and saving more, Gen Xers will be on track to retire financially worse off than the generations before them, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts. More
5:23pm: U.S. officials froze the financial accounts of Bitcoin's biggest exchange, accusing it of transmitting money without the proper license.
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5:13pm: J.C. Penney reported dismal sales figures on Thursday for the quarter in which former CEO Ron Johnson stepped down.
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3:12pm: Larry Page blames broken processes for hiccups in tech progress
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3:09pm: The U.S. Treasury on Friday will employ the first of several "extraordinary measures" to keep the country's borrowing from breaching the debt ceiling. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew may soon issue a letter formally notifying Congress.
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1:57pm: SolarCity says the agreement with Goldman will support $500 million worth of solar projects.
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1:44pm: France wants to see the creation of a eurozone government within two years to help lift the region out of its economic slump.
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1:38pm: Bernard Madoff is haunted by his son's death and stuck earning $40 a month doing menial labor.
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1:09pm: The Internal Revenue Service group under fire for giving extra scrutiny to conservative groups was overworked, understaffed and lacked a layer of experienced middle managers to sound alarms, say former colleagues.
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12:46pm: The New York State attorney general is investigating whether fast food restaurant owners have cheated their workers out of wages.
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10:32am: GE alerts airlines about problems causing its jet engines aboard Boeing 777 to shutdown in flight.
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10:23am: Brian Shuster is an entrepreneur who made millions in the United States before packing his bags and heading to Canada. He says Vancouver is better for business: more talent, better work ethic and thoughtful government.
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9:50am: Data on inflation, housing, jobless claims and consumer sentiment fails to inspire investors.
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9:42am: Housing starts fall sharply in April as volatile apartment construction figure falls sharply, but single-family home building remains strong.
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9:36am: Initial jobless claims higher than expected last week.
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6:57am: Women who discover they carry the BRCA hereditary gene mutation that dramatically increases the risk of breast and ovarian cancers face big decisions and thousands of dollars in medical costs if they are uninsured.
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6:53am: JPMorgan Chase is asking to see five years of internal Bloomberg logs as the data provider scrambles to reassure customers following a snooping scandal in its news division.
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6:17am: Virtual currency Bitcoin is gaining acceptance at a growing number of merchants - but they admit that very few customers are actually using it.
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4:52am: Investors have a lot to chew on Thursday as new data is released for inflation, housing, jobless claims and consumer sentiment.
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12:08am: Several small SUV performed poorly in the Insurance Institute's tough new crash test, but two did well.
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