September 17, 2008

The accord could save 8,000 to 10,000 Lehman jobs and allow Robert E. Diamond Jr., the president of Barclays, to attain his longtime goal of expanding his bank’s reach in the United States.

Some lawmakers and experts are considering creating a new agency to dispose of the assets at the core of Wall Street’s woes.

The government has acted aggressively, but not on the underlying reasons that the economy got into this mess.

Roynell Young, the former defensive back for the Eagles, has dedicated his post-football career to helping at-risk youth.

The great assortment of assets at the American International Group reflects the determination of Maurice R. Greenberg, the man who built A.I.G. into an empire spanning the globe.

With two of their top pitchers becoming free agents at the end of the season, the Brewers have a win-now vibe.

Many dieters are shunning deprivation diets and instead focusing on adding seasonal vegetables, nuts, berries and other healthful foods to their plates.

A struggle on how Catholics should apply their beliefs in politics is reaching swing cities like Scranton, Pa.

Major food companies are competing for health-conscious consumers by plugging one food into another and claiming the health benefits of both.

The senator has struggled to get past the impression that he lacks the experience to address the financial crisis.

Moose meat has become a political issue and a national punch line, but it’s not the first time Alaska’s love of moose has been the butt of jokes.

Wish as they may, the Mets are doing a hideous job of making fans forget about last season’s collapse as another loss jeopardizes the team’s postseason aspirations.