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When a passport believed to be Said Bahaji’s turned up in Pakistan, authorities pieced together the life a former German engineering student whom they now suspect of being an al Qeada leader helping the Taliban battle government forces here.

Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher offer an array of wine suggestions that will please any dinner-party host.

Making CEO can seem like a daunting climb, but if you look at the career of a executive officers, there are some lessons to be learned.

Making CEO can seem like a daunting climb, but if you look at the career of a executive officers, there are some lessons to be learned.

This year’s stock market events provide important lessons for investors about the basics of investing, no matter what direction the markets take into 2010 and beyond.

Following a string of natural catastrophes and some long-simmering political and economic problems, Fiji’s luxury resorts are offering deep discounts.

Nobody was more surprised that the Securities and Exchange Commission did not discover Bernard L. Madoff’s enormous Ponzi scheme than Mr. Madoff himself.

New York’s Tribeca Film Festival and Qataris are partnering to offer a rare menu of uncensored films.

Madoff was dismissive of a compliance examiner involved in an SEC inspection into his firm and, in a jailhouse interview, said he wished he had been caught “six years ago, eight years ago.”

Madoff was dismissive of a compliance examiner involved in an SEC inspection into his firm and, in a jailhouse interview, said he wished he had been caught “six years ago, eight years ago.”

Ford’s rank-and-file union members rejected a concessions agreement, dealing a blow to United Auto Workers leaders.

Ford’s rank-and-file union members rejected a concessions agreement, dealing a blow to United Auto Workers leaders.

As New York City’s election for chief executive nears, author Brad Parks asks: Why hasn’t a single mayor from the city gone on to a higher role in politics in 141 years?

Chrysler Group confirmed about 23,000 hourly workers will receive buyout offers as the auto maker continues trimming jobs.

Chrysler Group confirmed about 23,000 hourly workers will receive buyout offers as the auto maker continues trimming jobs.