FDIC announced that the number of troubled banks rose from 775 in first quarter to 829 in the second. People have pointed to this as a possible sign of a double dip.

Buried deep in the new Wall Street reform law is a public disclosure of CEO pay in relation to each company’s average employee.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is likely to be the first Android-based competitor in the marketplace to take on Apple’s iPad, and boasts some features the iPad cannot - like Adobe Flash.

Japan tries to turn its economy around using stimulus spending and other incentives. At the same time, the yen is at a 15-year high against the dollar.

Processing mogul Intel acquires the wireless division of Infineon, creating a merger that could give Intel the ability to thrive in the mobile market.

The Spring economic report shows the economy growing much slower than analysts predicted. Now, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is pledging to intervene if things get worse.

The FAA slaps American Airlines with the biggest fine ever, more than $24 million for operating aircraft that weren’t “airworthy.”

Plans for a new skyscraper would make an impression on the New York skyline, one 67 stories high. The skyscraper would change the view of New York City.

Due to the recent outbreak in salmonella cases, critics say FDA lacks oversight of egg market. FDA agrees, saying it needs more oversight.

HP upped Dell's bid for 3Par by almost $500 million, a surprising move to many tech industry insiders.