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Jennifer Lopez Teams With HB500's Brightstar
Jennifer Lopez flexed her Latina power this week in Las Vegas, as she announced her new endeavor during CTIA 2013, a mobile technology conference presented by CTIA–The Wireless Association.
Crude Oil Hovers Around $93
Crude oil prices hovered near $93 a barrel Friday in New York ahead of a U.S. holiday weekend.
More Holidaymakers Hit the Road This Year
Despite all of the positives for taking a road trip, the American Automobile Association predicts just a slight increase in the number of people getting behind the wheel and a decrease in overall travel from 2012 when air travel is taken into account.
U.S. Falls Behind in Paid Time Off
Memorial Day Weekend marks the beginning of the vacation season in the U.S., but more and more American workers can't afford to go anywhere, much less get time off to do it.
Durable Goods Orders Jumped 3.3 Percent in April
U.S. durable goods orders jumped 3.3 percent in April, about twice the gain economists had expected, the U.S. Commerce Department said Friday.
World Shares Slide Amid Weak Business Data
Global shares fell Thursday following the release of weak business data for China and Europe, combined with concerns that the Federal Reserve might wind back its stimulus efforts.
U.S. Manufacturing Growth Slows a Bit in May
The pace of U.S. manufacturing growth in May slowed marginally from April, Markit Economics data released Tuesday indicates.
Fed Adopts 'Wait and See' Stance
The Federal Reserve's release of the minutes of its last meeting set off stock-market market jitters, as traders reacted to reports that some policymakers favored trimming Fed bond purchases if the economy showed signs of accelerating.
Who Will Buy Stocks if They Keep Climbing?
It's not exactly "Stop-the-Presses!" news anymore, but the Dow hit a fresh record intra-day high on Wall Street yet again Wednesday before the rally fizzled.
European Shares Fall Amid Worries About U.S., China
The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 slumped 2.22 percent to 303.69 points in morning trading after signs that the U.S. Federal Reserve might wind back its stimulus program and the release of weak manufacturing data for China.
Home Prices Indicate Market Has Stabilized, FHFA Says
The Federal Housing Finance Agency said its home price index was up 1.9 percent in the first quarter, and home prices rose 6.7 percent on a 12-month basis, down from the 7.1 percent annual inflation rate from the end of February.
Deutsche Bank Heads Cop to Mistakes in Wake of Scandals
Deutsche Bank co-chief executives admitted Thursday that mistakes had been made that damaged the reputation of Germany's biggest bank, but vowed to press on with a major restructuring of the lender.
Eurozone Recession Eases: Markit Index
The economic downturn in the eurozone eased in May, a key economic indicator released Thursday showed.
Sales of New Homes Rose in April
New U.S. one-family home sales rose modestly from March to April, but 29 percent year-over-year, the U.S. Commerce Department said Thursday.
First-time Jobless Claims Down by 23,000
The U.S. Labor Department said first-time jobless benefits claims dropped by 23,000 to 340,000 in the week that ended Saturday.
