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U.S. stocks were little changed as a rally in technology companies and commodity producers offset deeper scrutiny on Europe’s latest measures to contain the region’s sovereign debt crisis.

Thanks to the Supreme Court 's decision last year to allow corporations and unions to make unlimited campaign contributions, Americans in the coming year may be blitzed by $1 billion of essentially anonymous television ads.

As Timothy D. Cook takes over as Apple’s chief executive, followers of the company wonder how he will react to the spotlight and the scrutiny.

With more scrutiny on spent fuel pools in the United States, some are pointing to dry casks as a storage option.

Good will toward Ocean Spray Cranberries has dried up in a New Jersey town following a decision to close its factory there and move 250 jobs to neighboring Pennsylvania.

The five-foot hole in the roof of a Southwest Airlines 737 this month revived fears of widespread problems in aging passenger jets.

The resignation of David Sokol, a potential successor to Warren E. Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway, came as one of Mr.

Sokol’s investments is facing scrutiny.

Flush with cash, Facebook may be able to delay an initial public offering of stock and remain free of government regulation.

Buyers in so-called secondary trading markets are mostly wealthy speculators looking to snag an early piece of the next Apple, Microsoft or Google.

Federal regulators seem to have heightened their scrutiny of diet pills that could pose risks to the heart or other organs.