Archive for Friday, December 02, 2005

U.S. Vehicle Sales Decline 2.8%

• Shake-Up Seen at Sony Music By Charles Duhigg

• Average Price of Homes Up 12%

• Luxury Products Appear to Lose Luster, Data Show By Leslie Earnest

• Health Plan Costs Come Under Fire By Lisa Girion

• Regional Office Rents Seen Rising By Roger Vincent

• Warner Music Cuts Loss to $30 Million By Charles Duhigg

• U.S. Backs BlackBerry in Some Patent Claims

• Stanford Reaps Windfall From Google Stock Sale

• TiVo to Carry Internet, Podcast Services

• Key Interest Rate Raised in Europe; Stocks Rally

• Enron Prosecutors Cleared of Intimidation

• Media Tycoon Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud

• Dow Surges 106 Points in Broad Rally By Josh Friedman

• Alert Issued on Anemia Drugs

• Grateful Dead Revives Free Downloads of Its Concerts

• DSW Settles Data Theft Case

• Briefly

• State Bond Refinancing to Benefit Ratepayers

• Westly Urges Climate Change Preparations

• FDA OKs Blood Test for West Nile

• Union’s Latest Idea: Organize a Contest By Molly Selvin

• Constellation, Vincor Believed Close to a Deal

• Ameriprise Agrees to Settle SEC, NASD Claims

• Calpine Warns of Dire Cash Shortage

• Southwest to Add Service From Dallas to Missouri

• Millennium to Settle Charges

• 30-Year Loan Rates Fall; 15-Year Rates Are Flat

• Group Weighs Bid for Knight Ridder By Joseph Menn

• BP, Shell Agree to Oil Deal With Venezuela

• Youbet.com to Acquire Betting System Maker

• Verizon Wireless to Offer Qualcomm’s TV Service

• Edwards Is Approved to Restart Heart Valve Trial

• Redskins’ Owner Named Six Flags Chairman

• AT&T Is Willing to Offer Channels a la Carte

• Consumer Spending Rises 0.2%