Steven Amato, chief content officer at Omelet, Los Angeles, was named president, a new post, and chief content officer of a new division, Omelet Studio. Read more..

By THE NEW YORK TIMES - The New York Times

A pro bono public service campaign on behalf of Reading Is Fundamental is aimed at women with children under the age of 15. Read more..

By STUART ELLIOTT - The New York Times

Weighing an economic slowdown in China and commodities traders boycott an exchange over regulatory dispute. Read more..

Mac William Bishop, Nadia Sussman, Pedro Rosado, Channon Hodge, Erik Olsen and Shayla Harris - The New York Times

New Internal Revenue Service form requires American taxpayers abroad to provide detailed information on their overseas financial accounts, including income derived from them; penalties for failing to file start at $10,000, and filers are subject to major fines for underreporting, even when innocent errors are made. Read more..

By DAVID JOLLY - The New York Times

Research by Emmanuel Saez and Thomas Piketty, two French economists known simply as Piketty-Saez in Washington, has provided the subtext to the battle over tax fairness. Read more..

By ANNIE LOWREY - The New York Times

Trial for George Zimmerman, charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, will most likely not start for months, if ever, but some in the news media are already predicting blanket coverage; media has seized on the story with a ferocity that has drawn comparisons to the Casey Anthony trial and that of O J Simpson. Read more..

By BRIAN STELTER - The New York Times

An investigation into Google’s Street View project was left unresolved because the engineer in charge declined to talk, according to an interim report. Read more..

By DAVID STREITFELD and EDWARD WYATT - The New York Times

Gloom over Europe had seemed to be lifting, with the conclusion of Greece's second bailout and the calming effect of cheap loans from the European Central Bank; but jump in borrowing costs for Spain and Italy signal clearly that the euro's problems are far from solved. Read more..

By PAUL GEITNER - The New York Times