huffingtonpost.com - As the paper's stock price has declined in recent years, there has been increasing unease among the Ochs-Sulzberger clan, who control the paper through a special class of shares. Three years ago, faci... [Read More]

huffingtonpost.com - “Louisiana is the world’s prison capital. The state imprisons more of its people, per head, than any of its U.S. counterparts. First among Americans means first in the world. Louisiana’s incarceration... [Read More]

huffingtonpost.com - There's finally some good news for Dirma Rodriguez and her three children. The family was evicted from the Los Angeles home they'd lived in for over 25 years after they fell behind on a loan. Rodrigu... [Read More]

nytimes.com - Jim Halfens, the Dutch entrepreneur behind Divorce Hotel, a weekend program for couples seeking a speedy end to their marriages, wants to introduce the concept to the United States. ... [Read More]

nytimes.com - JPMorgan Chase lost big because of outsize trades, but not before Boaz Weinstein, a hedge fund manager, seized a rich opportunity, winning in a high-risk game of nerves. ... [Read More]

nytimes.com - The world needs to face the danger that the euro could implode — proving that one of the world’s major economic units simply hasn’t worked — says Tyler Cowen. ... [Read More]

nytimes.com - Whether working with companies based in Germany or China, the chief of the tool maker Positec USA has had an international career. ... [Read More]

nytimes.com - Microsoft is leaving behind the once-ubiquitous, yet often confusing, Windows Live as a brand name, and renaming every product that currently features that two-word phrase. ... [Read More]

nytimes.com - Fab.com is a social-retailing pioneer — encouraging shoppers to discover and choose products through crowd-sourcing. And it keeps a constant watch on how customers spread the word. ... [Read More]

nytimes.com - Readers respond to “Seeing Bailouts Through Rose-Colored Glasses” (Fair Game, May 20). ... [Read More]