Most Americans have not stopped buying Chinese-made goods despite recent reports of unsafe food, toys and other products made in China, a New York Times/CBS News poll shows. Read more..

By STEVEN WEISMAN and MARJORIE CONNELLY - The New York Times

A tally of available results indicated that about 53 percent of U.A.W. members have voted in favor of the deal so far, with 47 percent voting against. Read more..

By MICHELINE MAYNARD and NICK BUNKLEY - The New York Times

Frequent moviegoers tend to arrive at the theater 16 percent earlier than the average moviegoer, according to a survey by Arbitron, the audience research firm. Read more..

By ALEX MINDLIN - The New York Times

While Google’s Jaiku purchase may not seem like an earth-shaking event, some say it is the start of a truly interconnected world, where a chunk of our existence will migrate online. Read more..

By IVAR EKMAN - The New York Times

Although soldiers found that Silly String, the spray-can party favor, can be used to detect invisible bomb tripwires and potentially save lives, its maker has decided to keep a low profile. Read more..

By MARIA ASPAN - The New York Times

The first patient to receive an angioplasty paved the way for the 15 million patients to follow. Read more..

By BARNABY J. FEDER - The New York Times

Wall Street managed to recoup early losses today after sharp market declines in Asia and Europe that reflected lingering fears over a tight credit market. Read more..

By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM - The New York Times