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Honda will cut production, reduce pay of salaried employees and force hourly workers to take unpaid leave in North America.

Facebook’s finance chief, Gideon Yu, is leaving the company, which has begun searching for a replacement.

Borders Group reported a plunge in earnings for the fiscal fourth quarter but reduced debt by $218 million at year-end and dramatically cut inventory levels.

Advocates on both sides of the immigration debate misuse data on whether H-1B visas spur or abate job creation.

Advocates on both sides of the immigration debate misuse data on whether H-1B visas spur or abate job creation.

Advocates on both sides of the immigration debate misuse data on whether H-1B visas spur or abate job creation.

Advocates on both sides of the immigration debate misuse data on whether H-1B visas spur or abate job creation.

Christian Streiff lasted just over two years as chief executive of PSA Peugeot Citroën — but the worst auto market in years set the stage for an acrimonious separation.

Ford officials worry GM or Chrysler could get better deals from unions and debt holders should either undergo bankruptcy reorganization.

The relaxation of mark-to-market rules for banks may undermine a larger U.S. Treasury plan to rid the banks of their toxic assets.

Two executives who ran a successful internal hedge fund for Goldman are retiring, joining a growing list of stars leaving the firm.

Ford officials worry GM or Chrysler could get better deals from unions and debt holders should either undergo bankruptcy reorganization.

G-20 leaders are nearing agreement on guidelines for tax havens, but are divided over how to punish those who don’t cooperate.

CVC Capital Partners emerged as the likely buyer of Barclays’s prized iShares exchange-traded-funds unit, in a $4.3 billion deal.

Stocks posted their sixth consecutive losing quarter, with the Dow industrials finishing at 7608.92, down 13%, or 1167.47 points. It was the worst first quarter in percentage terms since 1939.