The aircraft maker leaves an air show with $6.5 billion in orders and commitments. Read more..

By NICOLA CLARK - The New York Times

Frederick A. Goodwin, who headed the Royal Bank of Scotland when its strategy led to huge losses, took a 50 percent reduction in his retirement pay. Read more..

By JULIA WERDIGIER - The New York Times

The European plane maker announced a $3.5 billion order from a Hungarian low-cost airline, and the chief Airbus salesman, John Leahy, said this showed improved prospects for the airline industry. Read more..

By NICOLA CLARK - International Herald Tribune

A judge called Richard Scrushy “the C.E.O. of the fraud” and ordered him to pay $2.9 billion to shareholders. Read more..

By JACK HEALY - The New York Times

The Russian energy company and the American company signed a new deal to reduce their carbon footprints and to trade in carbon credits. Read more..

By ANDREW E. KRAMER - The New York Times

The spoof edition was an effort to draw attention to climate change as European Union leaders gathered to discuss the issue in Brussels. Read more..

By THE INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE - The New York Times

R. Allen Stanford, who is accused of running a multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme involving certificates of deposit, turned himself in to the F.B.I. Read more..

By CLIFFORD KRAUSS - The New York Times

While other ads promise to help buyers if they lose their jobs, the German company focuses on its cars’ technology and heritage. Read more..

By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD - The New York Times

A federal jury says a woman should pay $80,000 for each of 24 songs posted on an Internet site for others to download. Read more..

By BLOOMBERG NEWS - The New York Times

Regulators signaled an aggressive approach to the problem of financial institutions whose failure can endanger the whole economy. Read more..

By CARTER DOUGHERTY - The New York Times