September 25, 2010

Regulators took over three financial institutions that provide the underpinning for hundreds of the nation’s credit unions.

The investor Len Blavatnik is fighting in court to get back some of the money he lost because of what he calls bank negligence.

Jeff Zucker, chief of NBC Universal, announced Friday that he would step down upon the completion of the takeover of NBC by Comcast.

Michael R. Caputo’s campaign style has helped propel Carl P. Paladino to the G.O.P. nomination for governor.

College football coaches deal with a lot of stress, but that might not be as bad for their health as it might seem.

The lender’s admission that it had filed dubious foreclosure documents could inspire a broad legal furor against hasty foreclosures.

Judicial elections that were designed to be as apolitical as possible are suddenly as contentious as any another race.

Despite two decades of public health initiatives, a study found Americans still aren’t eating enough vegetables.

Experts say that weak oversight of the 2.7 million miles of gas pipeline in the United States has contributed to hundreds of episodes that have killed 60 people in the last five years.

The Red Sox, who took a 10-1 lead in part by battering Andy Pettitte, held on for a 10-8 victory at Yankee Stadium.

A rising power bullies, cajoles or sidesteps. The pattern can confuse. Or it can reveal China’s real priorities.

George Karl, 59, is returning for his seventh season as the coach of the Nuggets. But it is not clear if the team will be contending or rebuilding.