With Congress on the verge of limiting penalties on delinquent borrowers, credit card companies are expected to turn to their best customers to make up the difference. Read more..

By ANDREW MARTIN - The New York Times

The price that the government accepts for warrants to buy bank stock could determine whether taxpayers make a profit or a loss. Read more..

By ERIC DASH - The New York Times

The bank has started to buy assets in an attempt to help revive the economy, but its leaders cannot agree on how far to go and when to stop. Read more..

By PAUL TAYLOR - The New York Times

Ford said it has made reductions in the number of dealers, but fewer than those announced by G.M. and Chrysler. Read more..

By BILL VLASIC - The New York Times

New York Times columnist Ron Lieber finds that there is some cause for concern in the sweeping credit card legislation that passed the Senate on Tuesday. Read more..

Eric Owles - The New York Times

Conrad Black will try to persuade the Supreme Court to overturn his fraud conviction regarding Hollinger International. Read more..

By THE NEW YORK TIMES - The New York Times

Legislation in Congress calls on airlines to provide certain services for passengers stuck on the runway, but battles continue over whether to permit them to get off the plane while they wait. Read more..

By SUSAN STELLIN - The New York Times

A media pile-on will announce a 47-million-year-old primate. Read more..

By TIM ARANGO - The New York Times

Estimates of global natural gas hydrates remain vague, but one U.S. government estimate says that the energy from hydrates could exceed that of all other known fossil fuels. Read more..

By YASMINE RYAN - International Herald Tribune

Airlines are spending about $100,000 a plane to install the Wi-Fi equipment, and will in turn charge passengers to use the service. Read more..

By JOE SHARKEY - The New York Times