Airbus warned that major production delays would probably push it to an operating loss for 2006, despite a record number of deliveries. Read more..

By NICOLA CLARK - The New York Times

The ruling throws into doubt the concept that states can compel companies to offer more generous health care. Read more..

By MICHAEL BARBARO - The New York Times

Netgear’s Dual-Mode Cordless Phone with Skype mixes plain old landline communications with cutting-edge Internet calling. Read more..

By JOHN BIGGS - The New York Times

Sales of digitally distributed music rose about 80 percent worldwide in 2006 but failed to make up for falling sales of compact discs. Read more..

By ERIC PFANNER - The New York Times

After a radical redesign, Microsoft's Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications are almost totally new programs. Read more..

By DAVID POGUE - The New York Times

Widgets offer peripheral information and fun at the side of sites. Read more..

By SCOTT KIRSNER - The New York Times

The latest Fed survey offered further evidence that the economy is expanding at a slower pace, but one that has so far defied predictions of a sharper slowdown. Read more..

By JEREMY W. PETERS - The New York Times

Nokia’s N800 Internet tablet lets you browse the Internet, send and receive e-mail, download audio and video and get R.S.S. feeds. Read more..

By IVAN BERGER - The New York Times

The retailer that operates T. J. Maxx said that sensitive customer financial data was pilfered by identity thieves. Read more..

By BRAD STONE and ERIC DASH - The New York Times

Eli Broad and Ronald W. Burkle made a $500 million offer to become the largest shareholder in the Tribune Company. Read more..

By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE and ANDREW ROSS SORKIN - The New York Times