Congress is expected to quiz regulators on Wednesday about their failure to keep an eye on the JPMorgan unit responsible for a trading loss of more than $2 billion.

After Loss, JPMorgan Regulators in Spotlight

The cost of New York City’s special education prekindergarten program has nearly doubled in six years, and governmental oversight of the contractors running it has often been lax.

Cost of Prekindergarten Special Education Is Soaring

Robert F. X. Sillerman made the concert business more corporate and wants to do the same with the latest trend in the music industry.

A Concert Mogul Is Betting on Electronic Dance Music

Airtime, a live video chat service designed by Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning, the founders of Napster, hopes to recreate the spontaneity of the 1990s AOL chat rooms.

Airtime Adds to a Growing Choice of Video Chat Services

J. Paul Reddam, owner of I’ll Have Another, studied philosophy before embarking on a career that includes horse racing and running a business that makes high-risk, high-interest loans.

In Other Races: Paying Back the Owner of a Triple Crown Hopeful

Officials in Greece said that despite the latest bailout, the government faces a shortfall of 1.7 billion euros because tax revenue and other sources of income are rapidly disappearing.

Greece Warns of Going Broke as Tax Proceeds Dry Up

A new survey finds that those without a college degree have dismal job prospects and considerable obstacles blocking improvement.

More Young Americans Out of High School Are Also Out of Work

Aaron Sorkin returns to topical, workplace television with “The Newsroom,” starring Jeff Daniels on HBO.

This Just In

The imaginative evocations of the future in Mr. Bradbury’s science fiction reflected both the optimism and the anxieties of his own postwar America.

Ray Bradbury, Who Brought Mars to Earth With a Lyrical Mastery, Dies at 91

The Nasdaq OMX Group plans to set aside up to $40 million to settle disputes by investors over issues caused by technical glitches in Facebook’s initial public offering.

Nasdaq Sets Aside $40 Million to Settle Facebook Claims

Technology that allows the sharing of frequencies is getting new backing as smartphones and tablets put greater demand on available bands.

Companies Try to Create Room on Radio Spectrum

With the forthcoming Wii U, Nintendo executives hope to alter the familiar phenomenon of people together in a room, silently absorbed in their own screens.

Plays Well With Others: Video Game System Transcends Solitude

Mark Zuckerberg is now taken, but Silicon Valley’s dating pool is still well stocked with eligible singles.

Bachelorville’s Big Fish

The hairstyle recently popularized by the actresses Rooney Mara and Zooey Deschanel, among others, has celebrity gossip magazines calling 2012 the year of the bang.

The Forehead Is the New Canvas

Apple’s MobileMe service is scheduled to end on June 30. Here are possible replacements for its photo/video galleries, Web page building tools and online hard drives.

Goodbye, MobileMe. Hello, Jimdo.

New York City Ballet performed Balanchine’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” set to music by Mendelssohn.

Balanchine’s Nocturnal Dream, Tailor Made for June

Emeli Sandé, whose debut album is “Our Version of Events,” has many influences but a distinct sound of her own.

A Singer With Many Influences but a Soul That’s Hers Alone

Plants that are unwanted in the yard may just have a higher calling.

Finding Flavor in the Weeds

On a cul-de-sac in La Jolla, an enclave of San Diego, residents are not happy about Mitt Romney’s renovation plans — or his entourage.

The Candidate Next Door

In an age of e-communications, publishers and writers hope the personal touch possible at BookExpo America will help sell books.

Expo’s Hope: Personal Touch to Sell Books

A proposal to bring together NYU Langone Medical Center and the Continuum Health Partners network would change how medical care is delivered in the city.

New York Hospitals Look to Combine, Forming a Giant

Corrections appearing in print on June 6, 2012.

Corrections: June 6

A glossary to help tell your stylist what you want (or don’t) when it comes to bangs.

Giving Your Bangs a Name

What are the lines that distinguish teasing that draws us closer, and teasing that pushes us apart?

When Teasing Is Loving, and When It’s Not

Lincoln Center has announced the dates and hours of the upcoming New York run of the artist Christian Marclay’s “The Clock,” the popular 24-hour montage of clips from movies and television that depict particular minutes in the day, synchronized with the moment they are shown.

Dates and Hours Announced for the Next New York Run of  ‘The Clock’

Vladimir Yevgenyevich Krutov, nicknamed "The Tank", was a Russian professional ice hockey forward. Together with Igor Larionov and Sergei Makarov, he was part of the famed KLM Line. He is considered one of the best ice hockey wingers of the 1980s.

June 6, 2012

Headlines from June 6, 2012

After Loss, JPMorgan Regulators in Spotlight

Cost of Prekindergarten Special Education Is Soaring

A Concert Mogul Is Betting on Electronic Dance Music

Airtime Adds to a Growing Choice of Video Chat Services

In Other Races: Paying Back the Owner of a Triple Crown Hopeful

Billboard 200

Born And Raised

21

Blown Away

Apocalyptic Love

Up All Night

Notable Deaths

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