June 27, 2012

Among Ms. Ephron’s best-known films were “When Harry Met Sally...,” “Sleepless in Seattle” and “Julie & Julia.”

NYSE Euronext asked regulators to allow it to create a market that is similar to the unregulated “dark markets,” and Nasdaq said it had similar plans.

One of dozens of rare books stolen from Sweden’s Royal Library before 2004 has been recovered from a New York book dealer, who says he was unaware of its provenance.

Interviews with 100 people who said they had been stopped and frisked found that most felt the officers used demeaning language and tones.

Spanish financial leaders, who took positions assessing global financial risk for the International Monetary Fund, failed to sound alarms as Spain edged closer to a real estate and banking crisis.

The News Corporation is in talks to sever its publishing assets from its lucrative entertainment units.

Philip A. Falcone, the hedge fund manager, will fight any charges filed against him, his lawyer said. The S.E.C. has been looking at a $113 million loan Mr. Falcone made from his fund.

Nicole Polizzi (Snooki) and Jennifer Farley (JWoww) now have their own reality television show, “Snooki & JWoww,” but much of their fame still comes from MTV’s “Jersey Shore.”

Barclays has agreed to pay more than $450 million to resolve accusations that it attempted to manipulate crucial interest rates, the first settlement in a sprawling global investigation involving many of the world’s biggest banks.

The superhero movie is now a Hollywood staple, one corporations and advertisers want a piece of. But what is it selling?

With its wireless Nexus Q home media player, Google is resisting the accepted wisdom that consumer electronics products can no longer be built in the United States.

The first prescription diet pill in 13 years to gain Food and Drug Administration approval, Belviq, gives the roughly one-third of American adults considered obese a new option.