She is the daughter to two of the most powerful people in the music industry, so it comes as no surprise that Blue Ivy Carter is officially the youngest person ever to make the Billboard charts. According to music magazine, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s baby girl is credited as a collaborator on her daddy’s brand new song “Glory” featuring B.I.C which stands for Blue Ivy Carter.

They became the proud new parents of a precious baby girl over the weekend, and Beyoncé Knowles and Jay-Z are now happily back at home! The superstar celebrity couple outwitted the paparazzi when they checked out of New York City’s Lenox Hill Hospital early this morning (January 10). Around 1:30 a.m., a motorcade of black SUVs pulled up to a side gate of the medical center and shortly after pulled out with a tinted-window van following close behind.

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Reuters - New York’s attorney general is investigating Bank of America Corp’s $8.5 billion settlement with investors over losses in mortgage-backed securities, and has sought data from 20 institutional investors that agreed to the accord.

Investor’s Business Daily - The days are longer, the weather’s turned warm. But in what should be peak homebuying season, many sellers only hear crickets chirping.

AP - RATES UNCHANGED: The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rose slightly to 4.51 percent, Freddie Mac said. The 15-year fixed mortgage, a popular refinancing option, stayed at 3.69 percent.

AFP - Bank of America said Wednesday it would set aside a massive $14 billion to settle claims from angry investors for losses on dodgy mortgage-backed securities in the country’s housing collapse.

AP - The number of people who signed contracts to buy homes rose sharply in May. But the influx of spring buyers wasn’t enough to signal a rebound in the struggling housing market.

AFP - Bank of America announced Wednesday that it would pay $8.5 billion to settle investor losses on mortgage-backed securities packaged with dodgy loans from Countrywide Financial ahead of the US housing collapse.