NYT: World Economics

• Discord at JPMorgan Investment Office Blamed in Huge Loss
• Mugabe Seeks Zimbabwe Edge by Pressing for Black Ownership
• Google Gets Approval From China for Motorola Deal
• The Pain Hits Home in Madrid
• The Boss: Pixability Chief Is an Entrepreneur at Heart

Financial Post - Wealthy Boomer

• My last Wealthy Boomer blog
• Early retirement vs. financial independence
• Being debt-free should be top retirement priority, BMO says
• CRA: Most of 7 million TFSA users won’t be affected by crackdown on 6-figure TFSAs
• Global ING study finds Canadians more apt to use savings to pay down debt

The Wall Street Journal - Finance News

• Iceland Emerges as an Island of Recovery
• Should You Renounce Your U.S. Citizenship?
• Pricing the Cost of a Greek Euro Exit
• Facebook: Is 'You' a Good Investment?
• Fresh Worries Hit Spain

CONSUMERISM COMMENTARY

• Reader Question: Should I Invest in My Non-Matching 401(k)?
• Young Americans Likely to Be Unbanked Regardless of Income Level
• The College Education Bubble and Crash
• Repair Cafe: Bring Your Broken Doodads and Gadgets
• Half of All Americans Are Not Saving for Retirement
• Podcast 160: The Rich and the Rest of Us
• Tavis Smiley: Poverty Is a Threat to Democracy
• New York Community Bank Adding Fees For Former Aurora Customers
• Wealthy Families Apply for Private School Financial Aid
• How to Work Out Without Over Working Your Budget

Cash Blogged

Forbes.com - Personal Finance News

• Should College Students Be Forced To Buy E-Books?
• Why Millennials Are Spending More Than They Earn
• Ten Things to Do When You Lose Your Job
• Facebook's Busted IPO Sends a Message to Wall Street
• Weekly Market Wrap: 5/18/2012
• Analyst Moves: CP, MS
• Daily Dividend Report: LO, HD, TWC, APD, HPQ
• If Facebook Delivers (Or Disappoints), Try Minerals
• 10 Hot Rocks For Your Portfolio
• Facebook's IPO: Economic Lessons from Farmville

FORBES.COM - PERSONAL FINANCE NEWS

• Should College Students Be Forced To Buy E-Books?
• Why Millennials Are Spending More Than They Earn
• Ten Things to Do When You Lose Your Job
• Facebook's Busted IPO Sends a Message to Wall Street
• Weekly Market Wrap: 5/18/2012

CNNMONEY.COM - PERSONAL FINANCE NEWS

• New York condo sells for record $90M
• 'I have an airplane hangar in my front yard'
• Why you probably can't win an age discrimination suit
• 5 Memorial Day weekend travel deals
• 'What should we do with a $100,000 windfall?'

YAHOO! NEWS - PERSONAL FINANCE NEWS

• Latest anti-NATO protest in Chicago small, peaceful
• Season's first Atlantic tropical storm forms off South Carolina
• Italy in shock after school bomb blast kills teenager

Yahoo Finance - Venture Capital

• The Venture Capital Myth

The Globe and Mail - Personal Finance

• Mortgage? RRSPs? RESPs? Get a grip on what comes first
• Tell us: Where do you keep your money?
• Rob Carrick's Reader: I don't: How debt affects your marriage prospects
• Rob Carrick's Reader: Facebook's wrinkles
• How the Bank of Dad and Mom can help your child

Wallet Pop

• The 10 Vital Documents Every Grown-Up Should Have
• 10 Ways to Shrink Your Water Bill
• Weird-Mart: Bizarre Tales from Walmart's Aisles
• Luggage Flash Sale at the Bay
• Does the Bell Toll for Smartphones? Not Really, But They Have Some Catching Up to Do

Daily Finance - Latest News

• Your 7-Step Midyear Money Checkup
• Elon Musk Boldly Goes Where No Entrepreneur Could Afford to Go Before
• The Real Facebook Investing Story: How Advisers and Investors Are Using Social Media
• Facebook Real-Time Wealth Tracker: What Are the Big Investors' Stakes Worth?
• 28 Crazy Facts You Didn't Know About Facebook

NYT: Banks and Banking

NYT: World Business

• At-Home vs. Employed Mothers: Who's Happier
• The Great Gatsby Curve, for the States
• A Modestly Strong Batch of New Data
• Investigating JPMorgan Chase
• Will You Be More Successful Than Your Parents?