December 17, 2007

The Belichick-Mangini feud, real as it remains, lives on primarily between the lines, and in the case of the principals and their well-trained players, mostly very bland lines.

Media consumers have been watching the writers’ strike from the sidelines, but they might take notice if the awards season is replaced by marches and pickets.

Bill Clinton is not running his wife’s campaign, but he has become the most powerful force in the operation besides her.

Sales of women’s clothing, a traditional pillar of the holiday shopping season, are unusually weak so far this year, according to a major credit card company.

Counterfeiters use free trade zones to hide a drug’s provenance or to make or relabel adulterated products.