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Dixon Doll, co-founder of venture-capital firm DCM Inc., talks about the Senate Judiciary Committee's approval of a measure to overhaul U.S. immigration law which includes an easing of hiring requirements for technology companies.

Douglas Yearley, chief executive officer of Toll Brothers Inc., talks about fiscal second-quarter results and the growth outlook for the company.

Greg Maffei, president and chief executive officer of Liberty Media Corp., talks about the acquisition of a 27 percent stake in Charter Communications Inc., expansion strategy at majority-controlled Sirius XM Radio Inc., and the firm's investment in Barnes & Noble Inc.

After much anticipation and deliberation, New York City's Citi Bike program will be launching for members this weekend, about a week after "National Bike to Work Day." The eco-friendly program will allow members to rent bikes from 100s of self-service stations throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Richard Jerram, chief economist at Bank of Singapore Ltd., talks about Japan's economy, and the nation's government and central bank fiscal and monetary policies.

Legendary high school football coach Jack Holley has died after a prolonged illness.

Cheshire Attorney Matt Hall and his wife Lisa have donated $10,000 to the town's public school pr... More>> Cheshire Attorney Matt Hall and his wife Lisa have donated $10,000 to the town's public school program to help educate children with autism.

Harvey Golub, chairman of Miller Buckfire & Co., talks about Jamie Dimon's dual roles as chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., changes to Hess Corp.'s board and Golub's time at American International Group, Inc.

U.S. Representative James Lankford, an Oklahoma Republican, talks about the impact of a mile-wide tornado that flattened a suburb south of Oklahoma City.

Hot again tomorrow ahead of a big cool down coming Wednesday. Highs in the San Joaquin Valley will reach the lower 90s again Tuesday then drop sharply to the 70s for Wednesday and Thursday.

Lorain City Council honors U.S. Army Sgt. Bruce Horner, a Lorain native killed while serving in Iraq, and his family.

Charlie Ergen, chairman of satellite-TV provider Dish Network Corp., made a $2 billion bid for spectrum from LightSquared Inc., the bankrupt wireless-broadband company owned by Philip Falcone's hedge-fund firm, according to people familiar with the offer.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum visited the students at Waterford Elementary School on May 20 as part of the Fuel Up to Play 60 program, a youth-led nutrition and fitness initiative aimed at addressing childhood obesity.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew discusses the Internal Revenue Service's screening of nonprofit groups and the outlook for the U.S. economy.

Eugene Leow, an economist at DBS Group Holdings Ltd. in Singapore, talks about the outlook for Thailand's economy and central bank monetary policy.

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital works to provide top-quality treatment for children with cancer, at no cost to the families.

Robert Walker, attorney at Wiley Rein LLP, talks with Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia about the legal and ethical implications of law firms selling political intelligence.

A man who fought for our nation and his own life is finally being honored for his service.

Helena Williams, president of the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority's Long Island Rail Road, talks about the plans by the LIRR to offer direct service from Manhattan to Long Island's Hamptons region.

William Morrison Supermarkets Plc Chief Executive Officer Dalton Philips talks about the agreement to pay as much as 170 million pounds to Internet grocer Ocado Group Plc under the terms of a 25-year partnership that will enable it to make a belated online debut.