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The Debt Crisis, Where It?s Least Expected A children?s charity says it wasn?t told of mortgage debt risks.

Sony Discontinues Rear-Projection TV Sony said that it was dropping its money-losing rear-projection TV business worldwide to focus on flat-panel technologies.

Jay-Z to Quit His Day Job as President of Def Jam The rap superstar said Monday that he would end his unusual three-year turn in the corporate suite.

In Trade Ruling, Antigua Wins a Right to Piracy In an unusual W.T.O. ruling, Antigua won the right to violate copyright protections on goods like films and music from the United States as part of a dispute over online gambling.

Tribune Chief to Step Down as Newspaper Chain Goes Private C.E.O. Dennis J. FitzSimons? decision comes on the eve of an $8.2 billion privatization deal and clears the way for real estate billionaire Samuel Zell to assume control.

Loews to Spin Off Lorillard Tobacco In a move that would finally separate it from the tobacco business, Loews said it planned to divest its interest in Lorillard Tobacco, the maker of Kent, Newport, Maverick and True.

Correction: Stocks Climb on Optimism for Lenders

U.S. and Chinese Officials Duel on Economic Issues Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said a trade conference with China had deepened the trust and openness between the countries.

Chocolate in Beta Testing, Offered by a Wired Founder Louis Rossetto, the co-founder of Wired magazine, is applying the language of high-technology business to chocolate making.

Wall Street Declines on Profit Concerns Stocks dipped Tuesday as investors awaiting next week?s Federal Reserve meeting remained uneasy over fallout from the sinking housing market.