Joan Raymond Frequent Flier column; event producer and design firm operator Jes Gordon discusses how she bounced back after an emergency airplane landing. Read more..

By JES GORDON - The New York Times

In his failed quest for special treatment on financial regulation, the prime minister has taken Britain out of the room where decisions on the future of Europe will be shaped. Read more..

By PAUL TAYLOR | REUTERS - International Herald Tribune

European antitrust regulators suspend their investigation into Google's $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility, delaying deal, until Google provides additional documents. Read more..

By JAMES KANTER - The New York Times

Highlights from the DealBook newsletter. Read more..

By WILLIAM ALDEN - The New York Times

Joe Sharkey On The Road column on the pleasures of train travel, even for business; says it is a reminder of how civilized airline travel once was. Read more..

By JOE SHARKEY - The New York Times

Legal and financial experts are examining in detail what would happen if Greece abandoned the euro and returned to the drachma; danger that Greece, or another deeply damaged European nation, could leave the euro zone can no longer be ruled out; leaders agree to adopt strict fiscal rules on countries using the universal currency to avoid such an event; Read more..

By LANDON THOMAS Jr - The New York Times

Jerry Sandusky’s autobiography is no longer available from Amazon, but that is not stopping would-be reviewers, who are piling on with sarcastic reviews. Read more..

By DAVID STREITFELD - The New York Times

Facebook, which is preparing for a public offering, has more than 800 million active users around the world. But some people, even on the younger end of the age spectrum, just refuse to participate. Read more..

By JENNA WORTHAM - The New York Times

The tech reporters and editors of The New York Times are always searching for interesting items on the Web. Here’s what they found on Tuesday: a statue for Steve Jobs, DIY gifts and the economics of video games explained. Read more..

By THE NEW YORK TIMES - The New York Times

Google has placed views of earthquake and tsunami damage in its maps of Japan. You’ll see the idyllic countryside change dramatically, becoming cluttered with mountains of rubble and debris as you get closer to the ocean, says one of the Google executives managing the project. Read more..

By HIROKO TABUCHI - The New York Times