The Kellogg Company said that it would cut about 220 jobs at its factory in Manchester, England, to counter rising expenses for fuel and commodities. Eliminating the hourly and salaried positions will cost $60 million, the company said in a filing... Read more..

By BLOOMBERG NEWS - The New York Times

The Creative Zen Vision W's screen is big enough to share movies and photos with your subway seatmates. Read more..

By JOHN BIGGS - The New York Times

The BlackBerry Pearl is a do-everything device that comes closer to the perfect cellphone than anything before it. Read more..

By DAVID POGUE - The New York Times

A new report suggested that the threat of higher inflation had not diminished and that it may take more monetary restraint to hold prices down. Read more..

By JEREMY W. PETERS - The New York Times

A new initiative will deliver magazine subscriptions to college students via e-mail as a way to introduce them to a digital format that might stand up to print. Read more..

By JULIE BOSMAN - The New York Times

An investigator hired by the company’s board found that Merck took “reasonable steps” to research Vioxx’s health risks. Read more..

By ALEX BERENSON - The New York Times

Home Depot said that federal prosecutors had requested information regarding its stock options practices. Read more..

By BLOOMBERG NEWS - The New York Times

Bertelsmann agreed to sell its music publishing business to a French rival, Vivendi, but an association of independent competitors immediately promised to challenge the deal. Read more..

By DOREEN CARVAJAL - The New York Times

Why is it that my Windows computer sometimes will not let me unplug my U.S.B. flash drive? Read more..

By J.D. BIERSDORFER - The New York Times

Legislators, regulators and the phone industry are all considering ways to clamp down on unauthorized releases of phone records like those in the Hewlett-Packard case. Read more..

By MATT RICHTEL - The New York Times