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  Micron CEO Dies in Crash

  Steven R. Appleton, chairman and chief executive of Micron Technology died Friday when the high-performance airplane he was piloting crashed at Boise, Idaho's airport.

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  Caterpillar Closes Plant in Canada After Lockout

  Caterpillar said it will close a locomotive plant in London, Ontario, following a lockout, eliminating about 450 jobs that mostly paid twice the rate of a U.S. counterpart.

• Goldman Cuts Blankfein's Bonus

  Goldman Sachs cut CEO Lloyd Blankfein's stock bonus for the first time since the financial crisis, the latest sign that Wall Street executives are paying for a year of mixed financial performance.

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  Interest-Rate Probe Widens

  Regulators in Switzerland and the U.K. stepped up pressure on Swiss and foreign banks, extending a probe into alleged manipulation of interest rates and disclosing possible action against UBS in a trading scandal.

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  Injunction Interrupts Apple Sales in Germany

  Some Apple devices were unavailable for sale briefly on Friday in Germany, as part of a patent tussle with Motorola Mobility.

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  Toyota Expects Record Sales in 2012

  Toyota said it plans to sell 9.58 million vehicles globally, including those by its subsidiaries—a rise of 21% from last year.

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  Walgreen Same-Store Sales Decline

  Walgreen's same-store sales slid 4.6% in January as the drugstore chain's prescriptions sales were battered by the loss of major customer Express Scripts.

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  Citi Hit in Brazilian Hacker Attack

  A computer hacker group continued a wave of attacks against Brazilian financial websites, hampering the sites of Citigroup and other prominent institutions.

  • IT Draws Lessons from Hacks

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  FDA: No Ban on Orange-Juice Imports

  Orange-juice futures settled lower as traders discounted the prospects for a ban on juice imports into the U.S. It appears they weren't off the mark.

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  Worn Pipes Shut California Reactors

  The two reactors at the San Onofre nuclear-power station will stay shut down this weekend while federal safety officials investigate why critical—and relatively new—equipment is showing signs of premature wear.

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  Harbinger's Main Fund Declined 47% Last Year

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  Restructuring Costs Weigh on Weyerhaeuser

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  H-P to Put Proxy-Access Proposal to Vote

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  New Car Prices Rising Along With Sales

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  Clorox Posts Strong Sales for Quarter

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  Upbeat Beam Sees Glass as Half-Full

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  MTN Probes Bribery Claims

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  Tyson Foods Posts Lower Profit

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  With Role Lessened, Loan Chief Exits BofA

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  Panasonic Forecasts $10 Billion Loss

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  Corporate Taxes Fall to 12.1%

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  Sony's U.S. Puzzle