Gerelyn Terzo

Bob's Discount Furniture will become one of Bain Capital's tombstones; could the exit strategy be an IPO, and at what cost to the retailer?

Chobani's chief is taking personal Whole Foods' decision to rid itself of the Greek yogurt brand. But was it more of a strategic move by the grocer to clear shelf space for its exclusive label?

Wall Street bonuses are not where they once were but certainly not as low as they've been. There may be a paradigm shift in the way that bonuses are awarded across corporate America.

SAC Capital's Steve Cohen wants a do-over. Does he deserve the trust of investors?

Mexico's energy policy is on the brink of historic and much-needed change, much to the chagrin of some in Congress. Will the reform be enough to lift the country's energy industry and broader economy out of the doldrums?

Cooperstown's economy is about to get a boost and this manager trio's price tag just went up.

Will live performances save the music industry?

Wind power developers won't be held accountable for eagles caught up in their turbines, the government decided. Could the mulligan spur greater investment into renewable power?

The side effects of too much alcohol have been known for years, but coffee was supposed to be safe.

Is the FT for sale, and would anyone buy it?

Katie Couric joins Yahoo! Is this her second wind or swan song?

New York just suffered a catastrophic train derailment. What does it mean for rail operator MTA?

Will a rebound in manufacturing lead to a renaissance in the packaged-gas sector?

While most gold miners are abandoning ship, one field is attracting more investment.

On the field, it takes both offense and defense to win the game. The same can be said for business, and unfortunately J.C. Penney doesn't seem to be shining on its offensive or defensive teams.