Chairman Roy Bostock and others expected to step down.

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Four Board Members Ditch Yahoo

One of the most interesting stories to come out of the Facebook IPO windfall is that of David Choe, the scrappy street artist who was given the choice of cash or stock for the murals he created in the company’s first headquarters. Read full article > >

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David Choe, the art world’s soon-to-be Facebook millionaire

Stocks react to positive jobs numbers.

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Dow Has Best Day Since Crash

Stocks react to positive jobs numbers.

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Dow Has Best Day Since Crash

Four men have admitted planning an al-Qaeda inspired plot to detonate a bomb at the London Stock Exchange.

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Four admit planning London bomb

In an effort to regain public trust, the Senate voted Monday to take up a bill that would prohibit members of Congress from trading stocks and other securities on the basis of confidential information they receive as lawmakers.

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Democratic Senators to Push ‘Buffett Rule’

A man found decapitated and burnt in Stockport died from a shotgun wound to his head and another head injury, tests reveal.

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Decapitated man ‘had been shot’

Penn South, a housing development in Chelsea, and the ill-fated Pruitt-Igoe project in St. Louis shared a type of housing stock but little else.

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Critic’s Notebook: Penn South and Pruitt-Igoe, Starkly Different Housing Tales

Trading in Petroplus, the owner of the Coryton oil refinery in Essex, is suspended on the Swiss SIX stock exchange on Monday.

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Petroplus share trading suspended

A Saudi computer hacker is blamed for attacks on the websites of Israel’s stock exchange and national airline, El Al.

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New attacks on Israeli websites

Kindles, Nooks and iPads can do many amazing things, but they can’t bump you ahead in line at the Reston Regional Library. In fact, if you want to borrow a book, it may be quicker to put down your sleek new device and head into the stacks. Read full article > >

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As demand for e-books soars, libraries struggle to stock their virtual shelves

The Google executive who helped start the Egyptian uprising takes stock.

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Talk: Wael Ghonim Has No Regrets

A nurse arrested on suspicion of tampering with medical records at Stepping Hill Hospital, Stockport, is further arrested on suspicion of murdering three patients.

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Nurse held in triple murder probe

TOKYO — A rumor that an explosion occurred at North Korea’s Yongbyon nuclear facility set off a brief panic Friday in the South Korean stock market, illustrating one of the ways in which Seoul is vulnerable to its neighbor. South Korean government officials found zero evidence that an explosion had actually occurred, and a visiting U.S. diplomat in Tokyo said he’d heard nothing to suggest the rumor was true. Radiation-monitoring devices in the region showed no unusual activity. Read full article > >

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Rumor of N. Korean nuclear explosion prompts brief stock panic in South

Shares of Barnes and Noble plummeted Thursday following the company’s announcement that it will explore options to spin-off its Nook digital unit. Company stock had fallen over 20 percent in morning trading, a response to a company release that also disclosed that Barnes and Noble has lowered its yearly revenue guidance. Read full article > >

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Barnes and Noble Nook spin-off talk proves off-key