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Lawyers may object to disclosing how much they actually collect per hour from non-bankrupt clients, as Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia and Bloomberg News bankruptcy columnist Bill Rochelle explain on their video discussing new fee guidelines promulgated by the U.S. Trustee Program.

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan talks about a court-appointed monitor's report on compliance by mortgage servicers under a February 2012 settlement with the Justice Department and attorneys general from 49 states.

Northeastern Brazil is celebrating its first visit by the national football team in 11 years.

James Shugg, senior economist at Westpac Banking Corp., and Jeremy Stretch, head of currency strategy at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, discuss the outlook for today's monetary policy statements by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and the performance of the U.S. labor and housing markets.

This morning, Pacific Crest initiated coverage on shares of LinkedIn with an outperform rating as the company is developing a clear roadmap to monetization of the website.

This morning, Bank of America increased its price target on shares of Pioneer Natural Resources to $200 as the company could double its cash flow before the end of the decade.

Ladies throughout the Mid-South will soon have their chance to be a Grizz Girl. The team is holdi... More>> Ladies throughout the Mid-South will soon have their chance to be a Grizz Girl.

Chevron becomes the second major US energy company to sign an oil exploration deal with Iraq's Kurdish regional government, following Exxon Mobil into the region.

Cooler and breezy for a few days across Central California. Wind will continue blowing at about 10-20 mph and temperatures will drop to the middle 80s through Wednesday as an area of low pressure dominates the weather pattern.

John Wraith, a fixed-income strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, discusses the outlook for gilt yields and Bank of England monetary policy under incoming governor Mark Carney.

Bonneville's Clay Smith signed to play nose tackle on the College of Idaho football team, which won't begin play until 2014.

Charlene Chu, head of China financial institutions for Fitch Ratings, talks about the nation's banking industry.

Sheryl Connelly, manager of global trends and futuring at Ford Motor Co., and Kevin Hunter, president of the Calty design studio at Toyota Motor Corp., talk about the outlook for the use of technology in automobiles and prospects for a driverless car.

After a gorgeous Father's Day, our chances for rain return to the area. It looks like a pretty qu... More>> After a gorgeous Father's Day, our chances for rain return to the area.

Bill George, a professor at Harvard Business School, talks about the National Security Agency's collection of telephone and Internet data, vetting of private contractors and the U.S. auto industry.

Slideshow of FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 football tournament. Opening ceremony of the Confederations Cup at the National Stadium in Brasilia; match Brazil vs Japan at the National Stadium in Brasilia; press conference of Spanish players at the Arena Pernambuco stadium near Recife; and training session of Italian national team at the ... (more)

In the final episode of MIPrepZone Weekly before school lets out for summer, Emmy Lucas travels to Battle Creek with Jeff Dullack to cover Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice as they take on Bay City Western for the Div.

This twenty fourth trading week of 2013 comes to a close with investors wondering what piece of economic data will be the one that ultimately ends the Federal Reserves' bond buying program.

South Sudan continues to export oil to Sudan despite a threat from its African neighbor to stop the cross-border flow of crude in a dispute over alleged support for rebels, according to its oil minister.

Near normal for the next few days with little variation over the weekend. A bit cooler next week when a low pressure system sitting off the coast finally moves inland.