Caleb Madison starts right off with a surly bartender. Read more..

By JIM HORNE - The New York Times

In European fashion houses, star designers are being supplanted with brand developers as part of a new postrecession strategy. Read more..

By SUZY MENKES - The New York Times

At Hearst Magazines, Mr. Anderson helped develop Country Living, Smart Money and others, and he edited The Ladies Home Journal at a tumultuous time. Read more..

By WILLIAM GRIMES - The New York Times

Parents sometimes spend hundreds of dollars to treat their children for head lice, but there are some cost-effective remedies to consider first. Read more..

By WALECIA KONRAD - The New York Times

Mr. Sennheiser founded Sennheiser Electronic, a manufacturer of equipment used by recording engineers worldwide, and by vocalists like Pink and the Jonas Brothers. Read more..

By MARGALIT FOX - The New York Times

A positive mood on Wall Street carried over into a solid rise in Asian stocks, making for a third day of gains despite nervousness about Europe’s debt. Read more..

By MATTHEW SALTMARSH and BETTINA WASSENER - International Herald Tribune

Owners of apartment complexes in New York and San Francisco failed to replace rent-regulated residents with higher-paying tenants and fell into financial straits. Read more..

By CHARLES V. BAGLI - The New York Times

A Tuskegee Airman in World War II, Mr. Haysbert later led Park Sausage, one of the first minority-owned companies to go public, and advised political candidates. Read more..

By JULIE CRESWELL - The New York Times

Fitch cut Spain’s credit rating, saying that the country’s debt will probably weigh on the country’s growth. Read more..

By CHRISTINE HAUSER - The New York Times

The transmission factory supplies four Honda plants in China, all of which have been shut down because of the strike. Read more..

By KEITH BRADSHER - The New York Times