Despite the challenges of the recent economic downturn, Bill Carstanjen, Executive VP of Churchill Downs explains how the business finds new avenues for growth. (May 2)

Dr. Randy Pausch, a 47-year-old college professor who’s dying of pancreatic cancer, discusses his life since his lecture. (May 3)

Twenty-two percent of S&P 500 companies are yet to report, with two Dow components posting earnings this week. Stacey Delo has a look ahead to the week in the markets. (May 2)

MarketWatch’s Russ Britt previews this summer’s movie slate. Expect a sprinkling of comedies, familiar franchises, but most of all, superheroes. (May 2)

In a campaign season dominated by populist themes, lobbyists are vying to show how many ordinary Americans their causes can rally. Elizabeth Williamson discusses her article further. (May 2)

Sen. John Sununu is in a bind. He’s leery of big government bailouts for homeowners, but is also facing a tough reelection fight against a Democrat who’s making the economy a central theme of her campaign. WSJ’s Sarah Luech discusses the situation…

How do we deal with the rising cost of food? Cut out those treats. Kelsey Hubbard reports. (May 2)

As Obama and Clinton head into their final week of campaigning before Tuesday’s primaries, some polls are now giving Clinton a glimmer of hope. (May 2)

Security swarms the torch in Hong Kong as pro-China supporters and protestors spar on the sidelines. Video courtesy of Reuters. (May 2)

General Motors calls it one answer to the problem of America’s heavy dependence on foreign oil — Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Vehicles. Video courtesy of Reuters. (May 2)

Barron’s Jay Palmer loves Dyson’s latest vacuum cleaner, with its powerful suction, practical attachment storage and easy mobility. (May 5)

Adecco CEO Tig Gilliam and Kelsey Hubbard discuss the U.S. unemployment data and what it means for employers and workers. (May 2)