Opposition to naming Elizabeth Warren as chief of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been blunted by concerns that President Obama has yet to name anyone for the post. Read more..

By EDWARD WYATT - The New York Times

The widening use of new techniques to extract oil from shale is expected to help produce petroleum in other countries, as well. Read more..

By CLIFFORD KRAUSS - The New York Times

Seven habits explain why Sheila C. Bair was effective as chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Read more..

By ROB COX - The New York Times

In a fractious free-for-all, rival hackers engage in tit-for-tat attacks on each other, often for no better reason than to outwit the other guy. Read more..

By SOMINI SENGUPTA and NICK BILTON - The New York Times

Highlights from the DealBook newsletter. Read more..

By DEALBOOK - The New York Times

Hsu Fu Chi International said Monday that it is in talks with Nestlé and other foreign companies to form a partnership, but that no deal has been reached. Read more..

By DAVID BARBOZA - The New York Times

In a lackluster economy, the stock market and corporate profits have been two bright spots. That could change with a string of earnings reports in coming weeks. Read more..

By GRAHAM BOWLEY - The New York Times

Greece risks being judged in default on its debt obligations if banks are forced to bear part of the pain, Standard & Poor’s said Monday. Read more..

By DAVID JOLLY - International Herald Tribune

A seatmate looked like a banker or someone in marketing. But no — she said she was in the X-rated entertainment business, and she wasn’t in production. Rather, she was a star. Read more..

By BOLAND T. JONES - The New York Times

The tablet computers are digital substitutes in the cockpit for about 40 pounds of reference materials needed for the flight. Read more..

By KATE MURPHY - The New York Times