Abu Dhabi Media, flush with oil cash, is adding to the $1 billion deal it announced with Warner Brothers last year, and is putting another billion in a new movie business. Read more..

By TIM ARANGO - The New York Times

Results about the promising gout treatment Arcalyst come from a midstage trial involving a limited number of patients, but a larger study is planned for next year. Read more..

By ANDREW POLLACK - The New York Times

Interest for wind turbines small enough to mount on a roof is spreading from coast to coast, even though their installation is hardly ever recouped in electricity savings. Read more..

By KATE GALBRAITH - The New York Times

Oil prices are falling but manufacturers have not dropped oil-related price increases they made this year. Read more..

By LOUIS UCHITELLE and MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM - The New York Times

Soccer may not yet compare with blue chip stocks. But the intense interest in the soccer club Manchester City illustrates the appeal of these visible assets for foreign investors. Read more..

By ROB HUGHES and LANDON THOMAS Jr - The New York Times

For some small-business owners, having a trusted set of outside advisers is as integral as the business plan. Read more..

By PAUL B. BROWN - The New York Times

Mr. Birla established one of India’s biggest business conglomerates, with interests in industries like sugar, fertilizers, chemicals, heavy engineering, and many others. Read more..

By HARESH PANDYA - The New York Times

The Dow responded by soaring more than 200 points in morning trading, but the markets gave up their gains. Read more..

By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM - The New York Times

Mr. Bata made the company founded by his father so pervasive that it became a generic noun for shoe in some parts of the developing world, particularly in Africa. Read more..

By IAN AUSTEN - The New York Times

Despite having a woman as head of government, Germany has one of the widest gender wage gaps in Europe. Read more..

By SARAH PLASS - The New York Times