World Business news

• U.S. charges oldest Swiss bank in tax fraud case
• Spain's big fix will enrage many workers
• Investing overseas: Find the right balance
• Place your bets on Facebook's IPO -- literally
• Europe's debt crisis: Where things stand
• Chrysler: From bankruptcy to profit in 2 years
• China manufacturing gives off mixed signals
• NYSE-Frankfurt stock exchange merger blocked
• Forget Iran, Iraq is threatening oil prices
• Exxon reports $9.4 billion profit
• Chinese auto parts could spark next trade fight
• EU leaders back fiscal pact, bigger firewall
• Carnival alters forecast after cruise ship tragedy
• Euro: Putting lipstick on the PIIGS
• Greek anxiety drags down world markets
• Italy, Spain downgraded by Fitch
• The great Mediterranean executive migration
• Portugal under pressure, but default unlikely
• Romney taxes: The Caymans controversy
• Iran sanctions will hit its economy, but not kill it

FORTUNE Small Business

• Small manufacturing firms want more from Obama
• Small biz scores huge Angry Birds deal
• Kauffman Foundation Super Bowl ad calls on entrepreneurs
• Small biz loan demand up, Federal Reserve says
• Revive Made in USA? Easier said than done
• Men's underwear leaves the Stone Age
• Chinese New Year makes U.S. biz uneasy
• $34,000 in debt, wants to start a business
• Doctors living on loans
• Behind an expat's wine startup success
• Furniture maker lands coveted spot at State of the Union
• Obama's Keystone pipeline nix worries small business

Newsmakers

• "The Social Network" mystery: Where are the lawsuits?
• Republicans beware: Seeking blood usually leaves you bloody
• Johnson & Johnson CEO Bill Weldon's painful year
• Skilling speaks: Enron CEO's jailhouse interview
• Eliot Spitzer, anchorman?
• John Wooden's best coaching tip: Listen
• The man who made people see profit in poverty
• Oprah to end talk show in 2011
• Madoff accountant pleads guilty
• Who cares if Wall Street 'talent' leaves?
• No 2009 pay for BofA CEO Ken Lewis
• Bruce Wasserstein, Lazard CEO, dies at 61
• GM loses top executive
• A test case for Wall Street justice
• America's most tone deaf CEO
• BofA CEO: $53 million retirement score
• Buffett praises BofA's Ken Lewis -- not!
• Lawmakers grill SEC on Madoff
• Who is signing your money?
• Josie Natori's stylish evolution