Reuters: JPMorgan Chase & Co CEO Jamie Dimon met Thursday morning with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder as the nation’s biggest bank attempts to end federal and state investigations into its liability for selling shoddy mortgage securities.
The Guardian: Qatar 2022 World Cup organizers say they are “appalled” by the findings of an investigation into the treatment of migrant workers in the country.
Mother Jones: News of the Federal Reserve not tapering its bond buying program takes seven milliseconds to get to Chicago. However, several huge orders based on that decision were placed on Chicago exchanges two to three milliseconds after 2 p.m.
Reuters: Walmart, whose focus on low-cost sourcing helped to fuel the offshoring of U.S. manufacturing, has been promoting a patriotic new image in recent months.
BBC: Senator Ted Cruz is in the second day of a speech against the Obama health law, despite opposition from fellow Republicans.
Reuters: An island emerged off the southern coast of Pakistan when a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck.
CNET: On the heels of announcing its first ad initiative, the social network is revamping its offerings for media shared on the site.
BBC: How Ruchi Sanghvi got the job at Facebook and became its first female engineer.
The Independent: Scientists discovered a blueprint for a revolutionary universal flu vaccine that could even work on strains never encountered before.
CNN: China’s richest man, Wang Jianlin, has thrown his money behind an $8.2 billion development in the eastern coastal city that will boast massive film and television studios.