Neil M. Barofsky is shaking up Capitol Hill as he quietly pieces together the most complete historical record of the bailout. His reports are careful but not cautious, challenging some of the most powerful people in Washington and Wall Street. Read more..

By DEALBOOK - The New York Times

As they gather for the World Economic Forum, bankers face increased calls for tighter regulation. Read more..

By JACK EWING - The New York Times

As cabin crews vote on whether to begin a strike, the airline has started training employee volunteers to take their place if the union decides to walk out. Read more..

By JULIA WERDIGIER - The New York Times

E-mail and videoconferencing are widely used, but experts say bad news should be told in person. Read more..

By JOE SHARKEY - The New York Times

A new Great Depression has been avoided, but it is time for the world’s political and business leaders to build a consensus for higher interest rates. Read more..

By EDWARD HADAS - The New York Times

Liberty Global said Monday that it would sell its stake in Jupiter Telecommunications of Japan to KDDI Corporation, a Japanese wireless operator, for $4 billion. Read more..

By CHRIS V. NICHOLSON - International Herald Tribune

Many new airlines struggle to get access to runway slots and terminal gates at some of the nation’s biggest and busiest airports. Read more..

By SUSAN STELLIN - The New York Times

Efforts to rein in the world financial system will be no better than parochial without a global authority. Read more..

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN - The New York Times

The growth was spurred by a federal stimulus package, but the advance could slow this year as the effects of the 2009 recession kick in. Read more..

By JAD MOUAWAD - The New York Times

Apple is expected to market its tablet computer not just as a way to read news and books, but also as a way for companies to charge for content. Read more..

By BRAD STONE and STEPHANIE CLIFFORD - The New York Times