5:36pm: The Robin Hood Foundation, a poverty-fighting non-profit led by top hedge fund managers, raised $80 million at its annual gala. More
5:25pm: Wal-Mart said it will list all factories it works with in Bangladesh and provide information on safety inspections to the public in the wake of tragic factory deaths in the country.
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4:59pm: Figuring out exactly what to do with Google Glass is half the reason it exists.
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4:59pm: Building good relationships with your more youthful colleagues now can help you secure your career later on.
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4:44pm: The Congressional Budget Office projects this year's deficit will be $200 billion less than expected just a few months ago. But the downward trend won't continue since lawmakers haven't tamed long-term drivers of the country's debt.
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4:18pm: You may own a laptop, but do you really want to lug it very far? To find a mobile computing device you can actually tote every day, focus on what your new gadget should do best.
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3:35pm: Boston Red Sox slugger's famous quote and autograph are on a bat that's being sold to raise funds for Marathon bombing victims.
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3:30pm: Officials announced Medicare fraud charges in eight cities covering a variety of false-billing schemes.
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3:25pm: Page, who didn't speak in public for several months last year, said his doctors speculate it's virus-based nerve damage from a terrible cold he suffered 14 years ago.
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2:43pm: Eleven companies have signed a legally binding agreement to make changes to safety protocols in Bangladesh factories. Just one is based in the United States.
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2:20pm: Angelina Jolie's decision to undergo a preventative double mastectomy has put the spotlight on Myriad Genetics, the only company in the world that conducts genetic tests for breast cancer.
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12:51pm: Shareholder advisory firm Glass Lewis says that Goldman Sachs should do more to align pay to performance.
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12:44pm: BlackBerry announced the Q5, as well as a time-frame for the U.S. launch of the Q10.
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12:17pm: European officials have begun investigating several big oil companies including Shell, BP and Norway's Statoil over suspected attempts to manipulate global oil prices for more than a decade.
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10:41am: Booming North American oil production is reshaping world markets and will help satisfy the growing thirst for oil in the developing world, the IEA says in its latest report.
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10:12am: The Department of Defense will announce today that some 800,000 employees now face 11 furlough days, down from 14.
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9:41am: The S&P 500 and Dow continue their record run as investors focus on improving economic data and continued support from the Federal Reserve.
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5:56am: Young men buying individual coverage will likely see their premiums soar next year. For others, costs will vary.
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5:40am: Hedge fund Third Point has built a stake of more than 6% in Sony and wants the firm to spin off its entertainment division.
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5:29am: The major U.S. markets are indicating they'll open the trading day flat.
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2:05am: Global risk analyst Ian Bremmer thinks that the next generation of virtual currencies are more likely to endure than Bitcoin.
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