Forbes

• Origin Prods BG To Raise Offer
  Australian power retailer recommends shareholders reject bid, saying it undervalues coal-seam gas assets.
  
• InterOil In The Hot Seat
  With Papua New Guineans howling over higher fuel prices, the government may seek to renegotiate its agreement with the foreign energy company.
  
• A Meaty 4th Of July
  British chain's offshoot goes for the grills on its first Independence Day in America.
  
• Fed Brings Smoke And Mirror To Bear
  The central bank gives Bear Stears assets a best-case scenario assessment.
  
• Sponsor's Content: Power to Your People, Money in Your Pocket
  Companies that enable employees to make decisions are three times more successful than competitors. Find out why.
  
• Dollar Thrifty's Down On Chrysler
  Former parent's cars diminish value of auto renter's for-sale fleet.
  
• Semi Shares Fell But Nvidia's Problems Are Its Own
  The graphics chip maker said weak demand, pricing pressure and product delays will eat into Q2 sales.
  
• Oil Flows Beyond $145
  A new record for black gold, and there's more to come.
  
• Penn National's Silver Lining
  LBO fails but big break-up fees ease the pain.
  
• Dollar Thrifty's Chrysler Crunch
  Former parent's cars diminish value of auto renter's for-sale fleet.
  
• Third Time Could Be Charm For BA
  Thanks to Open Skies, the airline and American Airlines could at last get transatlantic antitrust immunity.