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Despite improving economy, Fed will continue stimulus

Federal Reserve

Fed will continue pumping $85 billion per month into economy until unemployment falls or inflation rises

Men's Wearhouse founder no longer authorized to make guarantees

| Associated Press
George Zimmer Men's Wearhouse

George Zimmer, chairman and face of company, fired

Drill baby drill? Depends on whom you ask

| Greg Campbell
Forest Land Buys.JPEG

When it comes to attitudes about oil and gas drilling, feelings vary depending on whom you ask — and on who’s doing the polling.

Google challenges NSA gag order in bid to repair reputation

| William Green
(AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)

Companies served with orders from the FISA court are legally barred from acknowledging the existence of the orders or publicly disclosing precisely how many

'I Would Just Hate For Anything To Happen'

| Robby Soave
People look at properties destroyed during Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 30, 2012 in the Rockaway section of the Queens borough of New York City. Credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images News/Getty Images

Unionized workers repeatedly harassed and intimidated non-union workers of a disaster cleanup firm working to restore Long Island, New York after Hurricane Sandy.

GOP seeks to cut green energy spending in half

| Michael Bastasch
Solyndra

Lawmakers argue Solyndra, Abound Solar bad deal for taxpayers

Pope blesses Harley-Davidson riders in Vatican City

| Associated Press
Pope Francis, under the canopy, blesses thousands of Harley riders.
Thousands of Harley owners gathered to celebrate the manufacturer's 110th anniversary

Global stocks plunge on monetary worries

| Associated Press
(AP Photo/Shuji Kajiyama)

Investors hedge on fears that Fed will pull back

Driven by big boost in auto sales

| Associated Press
(AP Photo/Sitthixay Ditthavong)

Americans stepped up purchases at retail businesses in May, spending more on cars, home improvements and sporting goods.

US unemployment benefit applications fall to 334K

| Associated Press
In this Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, photo, perspective job seekers talk with employers during a job fair in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid jumped last week, though the increase mostly reflected difficulties the government has seasonally adjusting its numbers. Applications are still at levels signaling modest hiring. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
Boost in retail sales bolsters job market

Amazon expands grocery delivery service to Los Angeles

| Maggie Lit
Earns Amazon

Amazon now offering to shop and deliver groceries for $299 a year

Wealthy golfers are paying $75,000 to go on this amazing tour of courses around the world

| Business Insider
Pebble Beach Golf

Trip includes teeing off from courses in Fiji, Australia, Bali, and South Africa

Chu: Expect more green energy bankruptcies

| Michael Bastasch
Steven Chu Department of Energy

‘Sometimes it’ll be like Solyndra where you get 3 cents on the dollar. Others, it’ll be 80 cents’

SC proposes govt-controlled, sun-powered electronic license plates

| Elizabeth Dorton
Traffic on Memorial Day. Getty Images.

The state DMV can flash warnings and broadcast messages on your license plate. What will they write?

Goverment leaked billion dollar Medicare decision in advance - Washington Post

| Ariel Cohen
Gun Control Congress.JPEG
'This should sound an alarm. It should result in better controls to avoid unfair access to information that the average investor could never tap'

S&P revises USA credit rating outlook to stable from negative

| Business Insider
Washington Monument

For first time since 2011, rating agency believes in ‘strengths of the U.S. economy and monetary system’

Chinese pig farm accused of pumping dissolved carcasses into a river

| Business Insider
This image, originally published in the New York Times, shows a Chinese worker pulling pig carcasses out of a river near Shanghai. In the latest in a series of food safety scandals, a pig farm in Hunan province allegedly liquefied diseased pigs in a chemical solution before pumping them down a river. (Peter Parks/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images)

Authorities are probing a pig farm in China for dissolving dead pigs in a chemical solution and pumping the remains down its drains, which empty into a river.

Verizon security chief used to be high level official at FBI

| Josh Peterson
Verizon Phone Records.JPEG
He was in charge of the bureau's Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch.

Boulder, Colorado defies governor, halts fracking for one year

| Greg Campbell
Fracking A Closer Look

Boulder’s city council passed a one-year moratorium on fracking within city limits or on city-owned Open Space.

Colorado gov signs bill doubling solar, wind energy demands

| Greg Campbell
John Hickenlooper

Colorado Gov. signs bill to double amount of renewables companies must provide

New Xbox by NSA partner Microsoft will watch you 24/7

| William Green
Xbox One
Built in camera can track heartbeat, eye-movement

Dem and GOP govs hit back at Obama War on Coal - TheDCNF

| Michael Bastasch
Coal miners in Ohio. Getty Images.

North Dakota Gov. Dalrymple is joining other states in asking Obama to abandon greenhouse regulation that would outlaw construction of American coal plants

Obama administration raises the 'social cost' of CO2

| Michael Bastasch
Barack Obama

Move causes concern about WH greenhouse gas limits on power plants

FHA fails to disclose it could lose up to $115 billion

| Laurel Conrad
Mortgage Rates .JPEG

Rep. Issa calls the nondisclosure ‘troubling’

Cheerios ad showing interracial family causes YouTube commenters to lose their minds

| Associated Press
Cheerios-Biracial Ad

YouTube commenters prefer their Angryos

Democratic Congressional report: Wal-Mart may cost more than you think

| Giuseppe Macri
Wal Mart Hazardous Waste

Low-wages lead to increased enrollment in assistance programs, with taxpayers making up the difference, Dems claim

Domino's tests pizza delivery drone

| William Green

The future of fast food is here

US home prices jump in April by most in 7 years

| Associated Press
Home Prices
Home prices soared in April to the biggest gain since February 2006

There's a Facebook virus going around that can empty your bank account

| Business Insider
APFacebook

The special type of Trojan horse that has already infected millions of computers

Ex-Yahoo: Yahoo needs to learn from Tumblr, a brilliantly managed product

| Business Insider
Yahoo Tumblr

Ariel Seidman says Tumblr is a ‘rare breed’ that made it’s product simpler and more streamlined for users

USA: Dunkin taking doughnut bacon sandwich national

| Associated Press
Dunkin Donuts

New sandwich comes with fried eggs and bacon between a split glazed doughnut

One of Microsoft's biggest PC partners doesn't want to use the tablet-only version of Windows 8

| Business Insider
Acer Windows

Acer says Windows RT isn’t ‘so influential anymore’

Gender pay gap negligible, according to new report

| Sarah Hofmann
Consumer Spending

Women don’t make less money, they just choose lower-paying jobs

Paris Hilton signs to Cash Money Records for some insane reason

| Matthew Bedford
Paris Hilton in Las Vegas on June 7, 2012. Getty Images.

The world’s hottest record label, Cash Money, has something to celebrate this week. Paris Hilton has officially signed a recording contract with them.

Nasdaq to pay $10 million to settle SEC charges from Facebook snafu

| Reuters
Wall Street

‘In the last year, we have carefully reviewed these events’

Japanese market plunges overnight, and then futures surge on new rumor

| Business Insider
Japan World Markets.JPEG

This kind of volatility is stunning

US economy grew at slower rate than expected t in first quarter

| Associated Press
Consumer Confidence.JPEG

Economy still adjusting to spending cuts, higher taxes and global weakness

Texas plant to make first US-assembled smartphones

| Associated Press
Google Motorola Mobility

‘Great news for our growing state’