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Hackers sent a false, market-moving message that the White House was under attack. CNBC's Eamon Javers reports.

The Department of Transportation is asking automakers to install technology that would limit the amount of time a driver must take his or her eyes off the road to 12 seconds by disabling texting, web surfing, and video phoning while the car is moving.

For two decades, billionaire Steve Cohen has racked up returns of almost 30 percent a year for his investors and himself. The SEC is now alleging some of the profits came from improper insider information, and a judge is declining to approve a record settlement. NBC s Lisa Myers reports.

Eighteen years after the Oklahoma City bombing, a fund set up to help the injured and the families of those killed still has $10 million dollars in the coffers. Meanwhile victims say they've been denied aid for years. Rock Center s Harry Smith reports

Common Sense Media reviews Saw VI for kids and families.

Special Agent Strahm is dead, and Detective Hoffman has emerged as the unchallenged successor to Jigsaw's legacy. However, when the FBI draws closer to Hoffman, he is forced to set a game into motion, and Jigsaw's grand scheme is finally understood.

After enduring years of falling sales, office supply companies OfficeMax and Office Depot are reportedly in merger talks. NBC s Brian Williams reports.

TODAY real estate expert Barbara Corcoran shows off an eclectic mix of beautiful homes that can be yours for under $500,000, from a stone colonial in Pennsylvania to a log home in Montana.

Tony Magee went through several career changes before he founded the Lagunitas Brewing Co., a popular craft brew house in Northern California.

Good news for retailers, not for consumers: The fallout of a class-action lawsuit in July means that businesses may charge 4 percent for using a Visa or MasterCard. NBC s Katy Tur reports.

Jennifer Vasilakos got the shocking surprise of her life after helping a man who stopped to ask her for directions. That man happened to be the billionaire founder of the Beanie Baby company and what he did may have saved her life. NBC s Kristen Dahlgren reports.

Photos circulating of an 11-inch Subway sandwich is raising questions about the sandwich company s long-running $5 foot-long ad campaign. NBC s Brian Williams reports.