- Greek Debt Deal Merely Buys Time: World Bank's Zoellick
- Europe Under Pressure as G20 Finance Chiefs Meet
- Apple's Unusual Tactics Revealed in iPad Name Dispute
- Sprint Board Rejects MetroPCS Deal at Last Minute
- Apollo-Led Group to Pay $7.15 Billion for El Paso Assets
- Market Inconsistencies Can Be Explained: El-Erian
- Warren Buffett to Release Shareholder Letter Saturday
- America's Most Promising Franchises
- Key SEC Regulator Calls for 'Re-Proposal' of Volcker Rule
- Wake Up Call: Warren Buffett's Folksy Letter to Shareholders Coming Saturday Morning
- El-Erian: Market Inconsistencies Can be Explained — And Acted On
- Oil Above $120 Will Soon Hurt Stocks: Strategist
- 7 Dividend Stocks That Want to Pay You More Money
- What the Tooth Fairy Can Tell Us About the Economy
- Wait Till 2013 For 'Meaningful' Penney Earnings: Analyst
- Scott: What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?
- 3 'Bad' Energy Companies That Make for Good Trades
- Bullish on Beer? Bars Turn Into Trading Pits
MOST SHARED
- Greek Debt Deal Merely Buys Time: World Bank's Zoellick
- Digtial Real Estate Boom?
- Google to Sell Clearwire Stake at 94 Percent Loss
- New Home Sales Slip in January, but Supplies Tighten
- Apple's Unusual Tactics Revealed in iPad Trademark Dispute
- No G20 Deal Seen on IMF Funding This Weekend
- Founder Offers to Take Kenneth Cole Private; Shares Jump
- Sam Adams Brewer Crafts Beer for the Granddaddy of All Marathons
- Small Businesses Cope With Rising Gas Prices
MOST POPULAR
HOT ON FACEBOOK
Small Radiation Found in Washington State Milk: FDA
Text Size 
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Food and Drug Administration say that very low levels of radiation have turned up in a sample of milk from Washington state. But federal officials say consumers should not worry.
The FDA said such findings are to be expected in the coming days because of the nuclear crisis in Japan, and that the levels are expected to drop relatively quickly.
Results from a March 25 milk sample taken from Spokane, Wash., show levels of radioactive Iodine-131 that are still 5,000 times below levels of concern set by the FDA, including levels set for infants and children.
The EPA said it is increasing the level of nationwide monitoring of milk, precipitation and drinking water following the crisis at the Japanese nuclear power plant.
- How to protect your fixed-income portfolio from the Fed’s easy-money policy.
- Why are GOP voters finding it difficult to choose a presidential candidate? Voting is very complicated.
- Fraud schemes are now so sophisticated that when you find out you've been scammed it's too late.
- Sometimes it takes winning an Academy Award for a film to find its audience. Click ahead to see which movies got big paydays from Oscar.
- It’s All-Star weekend for the NBA, and a good chance to look at some of the most opulent homes owned or rented by players.
- Beyond stocks and bonds.
Data is a real-time snapshot *Data is delayed at least 15 minutes
