Wall Street Journal

Royal Bank of Scotland said it took a further $11.69 billion in pretax write-downs and will ask shareholders to approve a $23.78 billion rights issue.

Texas Instruments' net rose 28% on growth in analog chips, but the company issued a conservative forecast.

Texas Instruments' net rose 28% on growth in analog chips, but the company issued a conservative forecast.

Samsung's chairman is resigning from South Korea's biggest conglomerate after he and other executives were indicted on tax charges.

Samsung's chairman is resigning from South Korea's biggest conglomerate after he and other executives were indicted on tax charges.

Campaign-finance reports raise questions about Clinton's ability to compete against Obama in the nine remaining contests after Pennsylvania. Clinton has $8 million in the bank, compared with Obama's $42 million. (March cash data)

Tribune is closing in on an agreement to sell its Long Island newspaper Newsday to News Corp. for about $580 million.

Metro posted a net loss. The publisher of free newspapers faces problems similar to those of traditional counterparts.

The U.N. body that grants carbon credits is clamping down amid a debate over whether such awards curb emissions or merely allow polluters to buy their way out of cutting back.

TCS's net grew 7.1% for its fourth quarter, amid project delays owing to a U.S. economic slowdown.

Linens 'n Things is taking drastic steps to stock its stores. Its CEO says he has scant time to avert a Chapter 11 filing.

Until now, losses at many banks have come from multibillion dollar write-downs on toxic debt. But analysts believe the costs of building bad-loan reserves could cause just as much pain -- and for a lot more banks.

Plans for a new pay-television channel are drawing an icy reception from cable and satellite-TV operators, indicating that the new channel may have a tough time angling its way into homes.

Air France pulled its offer for Alitalia, raising the stakes for Berlusconi to come up with a rescue plan.

Marcus Brauchli is expected to resign as managing editor of The Wall Street Journal after only 11 months in the job, but may remain with News Corp. in some capacity.

National City is getting $7 billion in capital from a group of investors led by Corsair Capital. The move is the latest sign that private-equity firms think there is big money to be made by investing in banks pummeled by bad loans and the suffering economy.

Chinese officials suggested that the problem with the blood thinner heparin could have occurred in the U.S., and the FDA said it still had doubts that Chinese suppliers had taken adequate steps to remove a contaminant suspected in causing allergic reactions.

Prosecutors accused a former Justice official of criminal conflict of interest in a case tied to Abramoff.

Netflix's profit soared 36% on a big increase in subscribers, but the company cut its full-year earnings outlook.

Netflix's profit soared 36% on a big increase in subscribers, but the company cut its full-year earnings outlook.