CNBC News Corrections
An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the number of IPOs pricing this week.
An earlier version of this story contained the incorrect national average for federal dollars allocated per those enrolled. It has been corrected.
This story was updated to reflect that 500 people were surveyed, in response to clarification from Oracle Capital Group.
This story was corrected to reflect that Fundrise has raised nearly $1 million from three "unaccredited" deals.
This story has been corrected to reflect that American Express no longer offers Platinum cardholders a credit to cover the cost of Amazon Prime.
This version corrected the spelling of Luckey.
This story has been corrected to reflect that India's ruling Congress Party was led by the prominent political dynasty, the Nehru-Gandhi family, since India's independence from Britain in the late 1940s.The family was not related to Mahatma Gandhi.
This article has been update to reflect Steve Carlin's true job title at Facebook.
This article has been corrected to reflect subsequent information provided to CNBC by Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser that he believes U.S. interest rates should hit 3 percent by the end of 2015 and 4 percent in 2016. Plosser originally told CNBC that he expects rates to hit "2 and change" in 2015 and 3 percent in 2016.
This version corrects the number of former Madoff employees that were convicted to five.
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