The publicity for Kathryn Walker’s debut novel, “A Stopover in Venice,” is subdued given that the book is a roman à clef that includes James Taylor, the author’s ex-husband.

One problem with managing a bunch of print journalists is that when you fire them, they are still journalists, prone to grumbling about whatever they consider unfair.

Dr. Arnold Kim’s Web site, MacRumors.com, has become such a popular technology site, he has stopped practicing medicine to blog full time.

Baltimore, San Diego, St. Louis and two Florida destinations are among the cities affected as the carrier grounds a third of its fleet to counter soaring fuel costs.

The sixth “Batman” movie made $155.3 million over the weekend, shoring up what has been a wobbly year at the box office.

Teenage boys and teenage girls acquire cellphones differently, according to a recent study by MultiMedia Intelligence.

The sixth “Batman” movie made $155.3 million over the weekend, shoring up what has been a wobbly year at the box office.

The sixth “Batman” movie made $155.3 million over the weekend, shoring up a wobbly year at the box office.

Practices that produced record profits for many banks have led millions of Americans to the brink.

Profitable residential development is thwarting the Brooklyn Brewery’s desire to expand while staying in the neighborhood.