CHETRY: Twenty-four minutes past the hour. We're "Minding Your Business" this morning. New economic data for housing. Durable goods and the labor market are expected this week. Investors eagerly awaiting Federal Reserve chief, Ben Bernanke's announcement out Wednesday on the country's interest rates. Wall Street keeping a close eye on the European finance minister's meeting today in Luxembourg. The EU members announcing a new loan will be given to Greece in July if the country keeps cutting its budget. Japanese game maker, Sega, announcing about 1.3 million customers' personal information was stolen Friday. This includes names, birth dates, e-mail addresses, as well as encoded passwords. All hacked from the company's Sega pass Web site. The company, though, is reporting credit card information remain safe. The group that oversees international internet development announcing this morning new web rules for domain names. They're doing away with restrictions like dot com or dot net. That means, starting in January of 2012, you'll be able to name your Web site with any domain name you want, any number or letters in any language. Markets are headed for a lower opening this morning. We're taking a look at stock futures. They're down amid concerns about the financial crisis in Greece and the potential for it to spread to other European countries. Well, parents, listen up. Food allergies among children may be higher than we once thought. We're going to have more on why and some of the biggest food allergens out there. AMERICAN MORNING will be back after a quick break.
Federal Reserve Meeting, Economic Data; Sega Pass Web site Hacked; New Web Rules Expand Domain Names