After double-digit declines in 2008 and 2009, the business jet industry is seeing a few signs of recovery. Read more..

By MICHELLE LEDER - The New York Times

A woman’s right insole will be affixed to ads in several women’s magazines after a successful test last June. Read more..

By ANDREW ADAM NEWMAN - The New York Times

Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street firms are increasingly concerned over their public image, how it effects their treatment by regulators as well as their bottom line. Read more..

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN - The New York Times

The $1.25 trillion Federal Reserve program has been credited with keeping interest rates low and slowing the fall in home prices that threatened to send the economy into an extended slump. Read more..

By SEWELL CHAN - The New York Times

Toyota’s display at the New York Auto Show was a vision of normalcy as the automaker was back to its business-as-usual approach. Read more..

By MICHELINE MAYNARD - The New York Times

France’s economy minister gave the proposal, which would raise more than $1.3 billion a year, a cautious thumbs-up. Read more..

By MATTHEW SALTMARSH - The New York Times

Funds of hedge funds have performed less well than the average hedge fund in all but two of the last 20 years. Read more..

By CHRISTOPHER SWANN - The New York Times

Macarthur Coal said Wednesday that the offer from the U.S. company did not fully value the Australian coal miner's significant growth prospects. Read more..

By CHRIS V. NICHOLSON - International Herald Tribune

President Obama set out to attract bipartisan support and increase oil production, but the plan may not do either. Read more..

By JOHN M. BRODER and CLIFFORD KRAUSS - The New York Times

Thinking about how people get fooled on April 1 is a good way to prepare for the year-round attempts by swindlers. Read more..

By PAUL BOUTIN - The New York Times