As Wal-Mart rolls out its own brand of organic milk, critics worry that consumers will be getting just a diluted form of organic milk. Read more..

By MELANIE WARNER - The New York Times

In a rare buyout battle, a Blackstone-led alliance said it won the bidding for chip maker Freescale Semiconductor. Read more..

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN and LAURIE J. FLYNN - The New York Times

Wheat is steadily being replaced by corn as the crop of choice for American farmers. Read more..

By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO - The New York Times

Dynegy agreed to buy the LS Power Group’s electricity plants in a deal made four years after the company was pushed close to bankruptcy. Read more..

By BLOOMBERG NEWS - The New York Times

Soaring energy costs and one of the worst droughts to grip Kansas in a century have led farmers to work hard to conserve water. Read more..

By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO - The New York Times

If you believe magazines are leading indicators of where the economy is heading, things are not looking good. Read more..

By PAUL B. BROWN - The New York Times

The ruling against Northwest’s flight attendants could strengthen the hand of struggling airlines seeking to reduce labor costs. Read more..

By JEFF BAILEY - The New York Times

The chairman of Wipro, India’s third-largest outsourcing firm, spoke about outsourcing, competition and education. Read more..

By SARITHA RAI - The New York Times

Talk of a swap between Liberty Media and the News Corporation was met with some skepticism by Liberty shareholders. Read more..

By GERALDINE FABRIKANT and RICHARD SIKLOS - The New York Times

A controversial new report into MySpace alleges that its founders came from companies involved with spam, spyware and adware. Read more..

By DAN MITCHELL - The New York Times