September 27, 2008

Over the last 20 years, Fabien Baron has revamped five magazines, including Italian Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and, his latest, Interview, where he is also editorial director.

If Mike Mussina needs someone to save his potential 20th victory on Sunday, Mariano Rivera will be there, despite the inflammation in his right shoulder.

Participants in the Nehemiah housing program, which sells low-priced homes in New York City to people of modest means, have a foreclosure rate of almost zero.

The markets may not be as panicked as they were last week, but with every passing day, the situation is getting increasingly dangerous.

Weighed down by mortgage loans, the fourth-largest bank by assets in the U.S. entered into preliminary talks.

Ulbis Rivera, a neighbor of Nixzmary Brown’s family, cried as she retold her account of the night of the 7-year-old girl’s death in a Brooklyn courtroom on Friday.

The police department also announced that officers in the Emergency Service Unit would participate in training concerning encounters with emotionally disturbed people.

After years of acceding to the White House, Republicans in the House found a $700 billion request to be too much.

Jane Elfers, the chief executive of Lord & Taylor who was credited by industry professionals with bringing the sheen back to a down-at-the-heel chain, was forced out in a management shake-up.

As one institution after another is laid low by the present crisis, James Dimon stands at the head of a small band of bankers who are coming out on top in the new financial landscape.

Gay actors and actresses are just starting to enter the mainstream.

After the Marlins beat the Mets on Friday night, Jerry Manuel named Johan Santana as his starter for Saturday.