After a smooth test flight to test troublesome batteries, Boeing and ANA must now turn to a more delicate task -- selling passingers on the idea that the Dreamliner is safe. Read more..

By HIROKO TABUCHI - International Herald Tribune

Malkin family is awaiting court's decision on lawsuit challenging their plans to offer to the public shares in 19 properties in the New York area that they oversee, including Empire State Building; offering would catapult Malkin family into elite of Manhattan real estate, valuing their stake at estimated $730 million and installing Anthony Malkin as chairman of a major new company, Empire State Realty Trust. Read more..

By CHARLES V. BAGLI and JULIE CRESWELL - The New York Times

The share of Americans holding jobs has failed to improve much over the last three years, but Federal Reserve officials show little interest in expanding their stimulus campaign. Read more..

By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM - The New York Times

Media Decoder blog; Michael Diamond and Adam Horovitz, surviving members of hip-hop group Beastie Boys, sign deal with Spiegel & Grau to write eclectic memoir of the band. Read more..

By BEN SISARIO - The New York Times

University of Southern California's Norman Lear Center has received $3.25 million in financing from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and John S and James L Knight Foundation to create a global hub for people who measure actual impact of media--journalistic, cinematic, social and otherwise. Read more..

By MICHAEL CIEPLY - The New York Times

The euro crisis was not caused by austerity but rather stemmed from the fact that many economies had become flabby and uncompetitive. Those problems still need to be dealt with. Read more..

By HUGO DIXON | REUTERS - International Herald Tribune

Antitax groups seem to be losing their influence, as Republican lawmakers’ constituents support legislation that would require Internet retailers to collect sales taxes. Read more..

By JONATHAN WEISMAN - The New York Times

Commercial real estate has long had a place in the portfolios of wealthy investors, who see it as a useful diversification away from more volatile assets like stocks or bonds. Read more..

By SONIA KOLESNIKOV-JESSOP - International Herald Tribune

The Times’s Amy Chozick discusses the fallout of a hacked Twitter message that dropped stock prices last week and is now raising questions in the markets. Read more..

Channon Hodge, Pedro Rafael Rosado, Erica Berenstein and Alyssa Kim - The New York Times

After a Twitter hoax caused the Dow to drop temporarily by 150 points, regulators are increasingly concerned about the combination of social media and high-frequency trading. Read more..

By AMY CHOZICK and NICOLE PERLROTH - The New York Times