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Wednesday
Citing continued signs of weakness, the Federal Reserve said it will keep aiming for low interest rates. Mark Wilson/Getty Images hide caption
Tuesday
Friday
The HealthCare.gov insurance exchange site shown on Oct. 1, when it opened. Since then, it's been plagued with problems. Karen Bleier/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Thursday
Which date should be circled on your insurance calendar? iStockphoto.com hide caption
Tuesday
Briggo's Coffee Haus takes up about 50 square feet of space, has a nice exterior wood design, and accepts orders either on-site or via a website. Courtesy Briggo hide caption
Hans Kahl (left) speaks with prospective employees at a job fair for veterans, in Miami on Tuesday. With job growth still slow, the Federal Reserve may keep trying to stimulate the economy. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption
Missed It By That Much: Amazon has raised its minimum price for free shipping to $35, meaning that horse masks — a popular item among reviewers — are subject to a shipping fee. NPR hide caption
Saturday
Some advocacy groups say credit card companies should stop doing business with websites that promote controversial views or policy positions. iStockphoto.com hide caption
Friday
A motorist fuels up at a service station in Springfield, Ill. Seth Perlman/AP hide caption
Thursday
Gary Robins sits in the chair of his Supercuts salon in Media, Pa., one of 41 he owns throughout Philadelphia and Delaware. Will Figg for NPR hide caption
Tuesday
IRS offices around the country, like this one in Brooklyn, N.Y., have been closed since the partial government shutdown began two weeks ago. While the agency continues to cash checks from payees, refunds, audits and most other operations are suspended. Spencer Platt/Getty Images hide caption