Mid-day Update

Retail store are looking to get more foot traffic with cell phone charging stations. And Netflix gets Frank Underwood to lobby for them.

The Senate Finance Committee thinks about bringing back expired tax breaks. And a look at the safety and costs of in vitro births.

Obamacare reaches another milestone with 6 million enrollees. And you're not crazy, your office really is giving you headaches.

The U.S. saw an uptick in GDP. And with 20,000 tech workers commuting daily from Santa Cruz to Silicon Valley, the city tries to start its own tech hub.

Orders for durable goods are up. And, the first time in more than a century, Americans are eating more chicken than beef.

A look at how the Fed measures inflation when deciding to adjust interest rates. And despite inheriting one of the toughest economic environments in years, Millennials are still optimistic.

In the past two weeks, we've seen the most rapid fall in China's currency in decades.

Walmart is putting on a "Black-Friday-like" for gardening and outdoor supplies. And we look at how legalization might affect undocumented workers as part of our series, City of Dreams.

Interest rates are up after the new Federal Reserve chair's briefing yesterday. And the Washington monument is reopening, thanks to private money.

The Fed grapples with balancing interest rates and a shrinking unemployment rate.