AOL, the much-maligned Internet service provider turned content company, is a “start-around,” the president of AOL Media and Studios said Monday. Read more..

By DEALBOOK - The New York Times

Provincetown, Mass., is the latest Cape Cod community to use zoning laws to protect local businesses. Read more..

By BETH GREENFIELD - The New York Times

In two days of talks, finance ministers approved a wider safety net and tougher rules on member nations’ finances. Read more..

By STEPHEN CASTLE - The New York Times

JPMorgan said Wednesday that it would form a joint venture with First Capital Securities of China to underwrite share issues in the country. Read more..

By DEALBOOK - The New York Times

Dan L. Duncan’s heirs stand to collect billions that any other year would have gone to the Treasury. Read more..

By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI - The New York Times

McDonald’s will pay $3, a bit over the top price of $2.49, for each glass. Read more..

By WILLIAM NEUMAN - The New York Times

Amusement park owner Cedar Fair, which earlier this year was forced to scrap a $635 million buyout deal with Apollo Management, said Tuesday it was expanding its board of directors to nine members by adding to it two private equity veterans. Read more..

By DEALBOOK - The New York Times

The company said second-quarter sales and profit would be at the upper end of earlier forecasts, buoyed by demand for industrial machinery. Read more..

By BLOOMBERG NEWS - The New York Times

Congress created the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission last year to investigate the causes of the meltdown. Many banks, financial firms and other witnesses have cooperated. But not Goldman Sachs. Read more..

By DEALBOOK - The New York Times

In July, Sally Singer, the fashion news and features director at Vogue, will take over T: The New York Times Style Magazine. Read more..

By JOSEPH PLAMBECK - The New York Times