In all, 27,500 union workers on Delphi’s payroll have agreed to leave their jobs as the world’s largest auto parts maker prepares to close most of its factories. Read more..

By NICK BUNKLEY - The New York Times

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The judge said he gave Andrew Fastow a lighter sentence in part because he has been "persecuted" since Enron’s collapse. Read more..

By KATE MURPHY and ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO - The New York Times

Despite winning new support from European regulators, the German power company E.On was forced on Tuesday to raise its offer for the Spanish utility Endesa. Read more..

By JAMES KANTER and RENWICK McLEAN - The New York Times

George A. Keyworth II and his family were victims of repeated attempts to use pretexting to gain their cellphone records. Read more..

By MATT RICHTEL - The New York Times

Advanced Micro Devices and Intel are vying to be the first to create a new generation of chips with four processing cores. Read more..

By JOHN MARKOFF - The New York Times

The suit claims that the three companies illegally shared information on their way to scuttling Guidant’s agreement to sell itself to Johnson & Johnson. Read more..

By BARNABY J. FEDER - The New York Times

The billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian contends he was shortchanged in the 1998 “merger of equals” between Chrysler and Daimler-Benz. Read more..

By RITA K. FARRELL - The New York Times

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Why isn’t spending on, say, surgery considered good for the economy? Read more..

By DAVID LEONHARDT - The New York Times