From the Wires

BBC: The FBI is looking into several reports of cyber-attacks against two to five U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase.

TIME: The tiny video-camera maker launched a new camera mount for dogs called Fetch.

Business Insider: The messaging app is close to finalizing a $20 million fundraising round led by VC firm Kleiner Perkins.

BBC: Research suggests that men who consume more than 10 portions of tomatoes per week may reduce their risk by 20%.

BBC: The World Health Organization says there should be a ban on the use of e-cigarettes indoors and that sales to minors should stop.

Reuters: The cash-and-stock deal will create the world’s third-largest fast-food restaurant group.

Reuters: Burger King could acquire the Canadian donut-and-coffee chain in a deal costing roughly $18 billion.

ABC News: According to EQECAT, a company that studies catastrophe risk, the damage estimate is expected to rise because the Napa Valley wine harvest has already begun.

Reuters: U.S. labor markets remain hampered by the effects of the Great Recession, the federal reserve chairwoman said.

BBC: The clothing store Gap is bringing its brand to India with the aim of opening 40 outlets.