6:35pm: The Justice Department charged Switzerland's oldest bank Thursday with helping American taxpayers hide more than $1.2 billion from the Internal Revenue Service. More
5:18pm: Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters were up nearly 25% Thursday after the company reported stellar earnings for the previous quarter.
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5:17pm: Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters were up nearly 25% Thursday after the company reported stellar earnings for the previous quarter.
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5:13pm: US Airways admits to looking at a possible deal and Delta is reportedly interested. Analysts say a deal is more likely if cost-cutting plans are approved.
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4:13pm: The Treasury and Labor Department proposed new rules Thursday to help families make their savings last through retirement -- by making it more attractive to invest in annuities.
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3:57pm: President Obama said at the National Prayer Breakfast that his policy proposals are shaped by his religious beliefs.
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3:57pm: Here's four key areas where Facebook could deploy its big cash stash.
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3:48pm: Now that Facebook has finally filed to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering, the excitement for social media investments is skyrocketing.
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2:57pm: It would seem as if saving $4 million should be enough to fund a comfy retirement 30 years from now. But don't automatically assume it will be sufficient.
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1:38pm: Kodak seeks to end its contract with Kodak Theatre, which hosts the Academy Awards in Hollywood.
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1:36pm: Mortgage rates hit yet another record low this week with the 30-year fixed rate falling to an average of 3.87% and the 15-year fixed dropping to 3.14%, according to Freddie Mac.
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1:05pm: The social network's IPO filing showed impressive growth. But Facebook shouldn't trade at a bubble-era valuation.
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10:32am: Bernanke tells House panel that recovery is 'frustratingly slow,' says central bank working to protect U.S. from European crisis.
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10:27am: Louisiana family that struck it rich on natural gas drilling profiled on new reality show.
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9:41am: U.S. stocks struggle for direction ahead of key jobs data Friday. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says the recovery is 'frustratingly slow.' Greek debt talks progress, but no deal has been announced.
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9:21am: Roughly 600 pages of financial disclosures released this week show wide range of investments from regional Fed presidents, from farmland to AIG.
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8:38am: About 367,000 people filed for initial unemployment benefits last week, marking a 12,000 drop from the prior week.
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7:32am: Planned job cuts for January totaled 53,486, according to a report from outplacement consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a 28% increase.
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6:19am: U.S. stocks were set for a timid open Thursday, as traders await comments from Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke.
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5:34am: Lawmakers have less than a month to overcome their differences about how to pay for two key extensions that many economists say can help bolster GDP and jobs.
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5:25am: SwaddleDesigns, a Seattle-based small business maker, scores first-ever license to make baby products for the mega-popular Angry Birds brand.
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5:14am: Overseas markets, roiled by debt woes in Europe and slowing growth in Asia, look like a high-wire act. A few simple moves can help you cash in on the opportunities while lowering the risk your portfolio will tumble.
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5:07am: Individuals and corporations are using new outside expenditure groups to influence political campaigns in a big way.
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