Wealthy parents pay a lot for their children’s tutors, and they usually expect more than improved grades. Read more..

By PAUL SULLIVAN - The New York Times

A groundswell of support is rising for Elizabeth Warren, who proposed the newly created financial reform agency in 2007, to be named to lead it. Read more..

By JOE NOCERA - The New York Times

Mark Zuckerberg, the company founder, has been locked in a standoff with the makers of a film about the social network. Read more..

By MICHAEL CIEPLY and MIGUEL HELFT - The New York Times

Hillandale Farms issued a recall of eggs it sent to 14 states that were linked to a recent salmonella outbreak. Read more..

By WILLIAM NEUMAN - The New York Times

There are ways to broadcast your financial values without coming off as a tightwad or a gold digger. Read more..

By RON LIEBER - The New York Times

The world’s largest fertilizer producer told shareholders not to take any action on the hostile takeover offer until the review was complete. Read more..

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - The New York Times

This Saturday crossword from Barry C. Silk includes an indicator that you’re back to your own words. Read more..

By JIM HORNE - The New York Times

This is a different kind of word challenge, from the 2010 National Puzzlers’ League convention. Read more..

By JIM HORNE - The New York Times

Tribune, the giant media company, said negotiations with creditors on a reorganization plan had hit an impasse and that its bankruptcy would continue. Read more..

By JEREMY W. PETERS - The New York Times

The pool of candidates is shrinking rapidly, and new trial modifications were down sharply in July. Read more..

By DAVID STREITFELD - The New York Times