With earnings growth lackluster and the share price stagnant, the directors of Kraft Food ousted the chief executive, Roger K. Deromedi. Read more..

By MELANIE WARNER - The New York Times

In May 2004, Citigroup was fined $70 million and cited for weak controls and lying to banking regulators. Read more..

By BLOOMBERG NEWS - The New York Times

The board of Univision Communications agreed to sell the company for $11 billion to a private equity consortium. Read more..

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN - The New York Times

Analysts said the move would make Johnson & Johnson the world's largest consumer health care company. Read more..

By STEPHANIE SAUL - The New York Times

In the face of government pressure, a group of Internet companies is undertaking a cooperative effort to help combat child pornography online. Read more..

By SAUL HANSELL - The New York Times

Russian politicians believe the oligarch Aleksei Mordashov lost the battle for the steel company Arcelor because of a bias against Russian businesses. Read more..

By HEATHER TIMMONS and ANDREW KRAMER - The New York Times

The lawsuit accuses the nation's largest telephone companies of conspiring to carve up local markets to preserve their monopolies. Read more..

By STEPHEN LABATON - The New York Times

In last week's column I suggested we hear more about readers' air-travel pet peeves. The response was impressive. Read more..

By JOE SHARKEY - The New York Times

Boston Scientific said that it was recalling 23,000 pacemakers and defibrillators and recommended that patients who already have the devices consult their doctors. Read more..

By BARNABY J. FEDER - The New York Times

More companies are adopting sophisticated new technology to help track and crack down on employee expense accounts. Read more..

By PAUL BURNHAM FINNEY - The New York Times