February 10, 2015

As reports of unfinished homes mounted against Kabul Chawla, a New Delhi builder, an opaque corporate entity bought a $19 million condo at the Time Warner Center.

The White House has some unlikely allies in the president’s plans for international trade.

Only 23 women lead companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index. Yet at least a quarter of them have fallen into the cross hairs of activist investors.

Gov. Bruce Rauner’s executive order would ban unions from requiring all state workers to pay the equivalent of dues.

The Justice Department is demanding that some of Wall Street’s biggest banks plead guilty to criminal charges in order to settle a long-running investigation.

Governments across the world are incorporating bioenergy into transportation fuels, hoping to limit dependence on gasoline. But not everyone is convinced it’s a good idea.

Ms. Pascal recently said she would step down from major roles at Sony Pictures in the fallout over its hacking scandal, but she will produce some important film properties.

A former member of the Obama administration’s auto task force, Harry J. Wilson, has teamed up with big hedge funds to seek a seat on the automaker’s board.

Jorie Graham’s latest collection underlines how important it is to suspend reason while reading her poems and allow the words to wash over you.

A tart, suspenseful new American adaptation of an Australian TV series begins Thursday on NBC.

The American company has stumbled in China, facing homegrown competition in electric vehicles and customers who worry about charging infrastructure.

The indictment against Officer Peter Liang, who shot the unarmed 28-year-old in Brooklyn last year, includes one count of manslaughter and one count of criminally negligent homicide, an official said.