Renewable oil company Solazyme and global starch processor Roquette Freres will dissolve joint venture to produce food ingredients derived from genetically engineered algae after failing to agree on timeline and strategy to bring products to market. Read more..

By DIANE CARDWELL - The New York Times

Business travelers who stay overnight at private and university clubs are drawn to their central locations and reasonable rates, but drawbacks can include outdated furnishings and restrictive house rules like cellphone bans. Read more..

By JULIE WEED - The New York Times

The Shanghai share index suffered a 5 percent drop after the Chinese central bank said liquidity was “reasonable.” Other global stock indexes also sagged. Read more..

By BETTINA WASSENER - The New York Times

The Chinese central bank’s crackdown against excessive lending has put focus on a banking sector that some say is hiding piles of bad debt. Read more..

By DAVID BARBOZA - The New York Times

Joe Sharkey On the Road column cites report by Routehappy.com finding that 38 percent of domestic flights now feature Wi-Fi; notes that after hundreds of millions of dollars in investment, it still remains to be seen whether service will be financially viable for airlines. Read more..

By JOE SHARKEY - The New York Times

The eventful episode on AMC Sunday night drew the biggest audience for a finale in the show’s six-year run. Read more..

By BILL CARTER - The New York Times

Share indexes fell on concerns that the Federal Reserve’s stimulus may be drawing to a close and a cash squeeze in China could further slow growth. Read more..

By REUTERS - The New York Times

Supreme Court, in two 5-to-4 decisions, sets new standards that effectively make it harder for workers to prove that they suffered employment discrimination; first ruling narrows definition of what constitutes supervisor in racial and sexual harassment cases, while other adopts tougher standard for workers to prove that they have faced illegal retaliation for complaining about employment discrimination. Read more..

By STEVEN GREENHOUSE - The New York Times

On “Meet the Press’' on Sunday, David Gregory asked Glenn Greenwald whether he should be charged with a crime for publishing leaked information from Edward J. Snowden. Read more..

By DAVID CARR - The New York Times