Examining the myth of a bacon shortage. | The N.F.L. ends labor dispute with referees. | Economic outlook dims across Europe. Read more..

Mac William Bishop, Channon Hodge and Pedro Rosado - The New York Times

Canadian Auto Workers Union says it has reached a tentative agreement with Chrysler Canada, the last of the Detroit automakers to agree on contract. Read more..

By IAN AUSTEN - The New York Times

Elizabeth Olson Advertising column notes Build-A-Bear Workshop is introducing new technology-enhanced stores for children with radio and digital ads, print ads in local newspapers and television commercials; points out firm has sold nearly 110 million plush animals since it started in 1997. Read more..

By ELIZABETH OLSON - The New York Times

European Commission tries to calm some governments--notably Germany, Finland and the Netherlands--over recapitalizing ailing euro zone banks. Read more..

By JAMES KANTER - The New York Times

Tool Kit column notes that while some of Internet-famous have moved to the movie or TV screen, others have found a niche--and sometimes a comfortable living--on Twitter, Tumblr or Instagram. Read more..

By STEVEN LECKART - The New York Times

Huffington Post launches its Italian-language Web site L'Huffington Post in Italy, fifth version of the Internet news outlet outside the United States. Read more..

By ERIC PFANNER - The New York Times

In the wake of protests against Japan's decision to buy a group of disputed islands in the East China Sea, Japanese companies have taken steps to cut car output in China, an anomaly in the market. Read more..

By REUTERS - International Herald Tribune

Case Study column features EvePearl, Manhattan makeup studio, boutique and e-commerce business with 10 employees that sells cosmetics containing skin-care nutrients; founder Eve Pearl is considering pitching her products on ShopNBC. Read more..

By JOHN GROSSMANN - The New York Times

Russian regulators, doctors and even many patients are increasingly embracing any chance they can get to take part in medical experiments; even though tests sometimes go awry, and side effects can be brutal, patients are eager to join drug trials because often they are the only way to receive modern medical care. Read more..

By ANDREW E. KRAMER - The New York Times

Toyota Motor, with a strong comeback under way in mainstream sedans and SUV's, is planning to rejuvenate its Lexus brand by making the line more appealing to younger and more adventurous buyers. Read more..

By BILL VLASIC - The New York Times