VELSHI: Twenty-six minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. More buzz about another round of stimulus for the economy pushed stocks higher yesterday late in the session. The feds had not officially announced any new measures to boost growth in the economy, but news that additional stimulus was just discussed during the Federal Reserve's last meeting was enough to encourage investors yesterday. And this morning, that buzz is pushing stock futures higher ahead of the opening bell. A new study says 25 of the 100 highest paid CEOs in America were paid more last year than their companies paid in income taxes. That's according to a report by a left-leaning Washington think-tank. CNN's reached out to some of the companies highlighted in the study like eBay, General Electric, and Boeing for comment. So far, no responses. Want to make a buck from Facebook? Try hacking their website. The company is offering $500 to anyone who can hack into the social networking site and prove it. So far, Facebook has doled out 40,000 in finder's fees. Don't forget, for the very latest news about your money, check out the all new CNNMoney.com. AMERICAN MORNING will be right back after the break.
Fed Stimulus Buzz Pushes Stocks Higher