Zynga's stock valuation lost US$400 million. After reporting negative earnings, investors quickly unloaded Zynga's shares and let it drop 15% in regular trading.

Starbucks pushed mobile payment on select stores as US mobile payment crossed the 10% mark. Mobile payments, as a percentage of in-store purchases in the US, crossed the 10% mark.

The International Monetary Fund forgoes Managing Director Lagarde's recommendation due to lack of United States support.

Bankruptcy court judge suspends charges made by employees and pension holders to bring focus of the case back into Detroit courtroom.

Federal Reserve must dissolve bond-buying program quickly, according to Richmond Fed leader Jeffrey Lacker.

The new Google Chromecast was expected to be the most important smart TV tech ever. The Google Chromecast offered users a relatively simple way to wirelessly stream content.

Senate, backed by President Barack Obama and Education Secretary Arne Duncan, approved the bipartisan deal that would reverse spike in student interest loans.

Holding company JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to quit the physical commodity business by selling physical trading assets Bear Stearns and RBS Sempra.

American smartphone maker Apple Inc fails to beat South Korean giant Samsung in the Chinese market. Tim Cook, Apple Inc's Chief Executive Officer, believes that the leading smartphone maker can crack into and dominate the Chinese mobile market.

NYC Public Pension Funds seeks to create more partnerships even after it had pledged around US $1 billion to CVC Capital Partners and Apollo Global Management.