5:19pm: Bloomberg is restricting journalists' access to terminal-user data after a complaint from Goldman Sachs. More
2:41pm: Nokia's latest top phone, the Lumia 928, might just be a placeholder.
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12:12pm: In the wake of first profit and a glowing review for the Model S, Tesla shares continued to shoot higher Friday.
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11:17am: U.K. labor unions say doubling the wages of Bangladesh's hard-pressed garment workers would add only a few pennies to the price of a t-shirt.
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10:12am: As some J.P. Morgan shareholders begin to call for a chairman-CEO split, Fortune writer Katie Benner helps guide us through the story of Dimon's leadership.
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10:05am: Yahoo's Microsoft Bing-powered search deal hasn't paid off as well as Yahoo hoped.
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9:50am: The U.S. Postal Service board said it's considering price hikes as losses continue.
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9:41am: The Dow and S&P 500 end at fresh record highs as investors continue to welcome moves by global central banks to boost economic growth.
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9:01am: In places like Detroit and Tucson, the labor force is contracting.
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8:55am: Piraeus Bank, Greece's largest by assets, believes investors are ready to buy back into the ravaged economy by taking a stake in the bank.
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8:20am: For companies, like McDonald's and Wal-Mart, there are often big marketing opportunities written into headline news.
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7:54am: Nikkei gains 2.9% Friday to end best week since November 2009 after dollar breaks the ¥100 mark for the first time in four years.
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7:00am: Taxes on legal marijuana might not turn out to be the profit pump politicians promised.
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6:57am: Wedding season is here. And for the 69 million Americans expected to attend weddings this year, it means having to shell out hundreds and even thousands of dollars.
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6:33am: Former Enron workers say the possibility that Jeffrey Skilling could be released early from jail isn't fair to those who lost everything they had.
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6:28am: Forced federal spending cuts, combined with tighter budgets at the local level, is forcing the U.S. Geological Survey to turn off some 350 stream gauges that monitor water flows starting this week.
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6:19am: The mortgage interest deduction is claimed by less than a third of all tax filers, and its benefits are distributed unevenly across states -- factors that may become part of the tax reform debate.
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4:50am: U.S. stock futures are indicating they'll pop up at the open, after Thursday's modest pullback.
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