Archive for Wednesday, February 02, 2005

Plan Unveiled to Speed Cargo Processing

• Iger Walks Fine Line on Disney CEO Succession By Richard Verrier

• State Starts Amnesty Program for Back Taxes By Marc Lifsher

• Another Executive at TiVo Resigns

• Former Tyco Director Calls Fee Legitimate

• WorldCom Backed Ebbers’ Loans

• GM, Ford Post Soft January Sales

• Boeing May Sell Rocketdyne Unit By Peter Pae

• Once-Conservative Adelphia Adds Hard-Core Porn to Cable By Sallie Hofmeister

• AmEx Plans to Spin Off Financial Advisory Unit

• Higher Oil Prices Lift Unocal Profit By James F. Peltz

• THQ Profit Doubles on Holiday Sales

• Judge Dismisses Suit Brought by USA Video By Jon Healey

• Scrushy Participated in Scheme, Ex-CFO Says

• Also

• Senate Passes Film Anti-Piracy Bill By Jon Healey

• Judge Dismisses Claims Against Merrill

• Mexican Stocks Hit Record on Rating

• Judge Delays Ruling on Tenet Bid to Dismiss Case

• Briefly

• U.S. Accuses Gas Traders of False Reports

• ASC Opens Southland Design Studio By John O'Dell

• Yum Brands Profit Rises 10%

• Nortel’s Revised Results Show First-Half Profit

• Brokerage Settlement Funds Proposed

• Honda Issues Recall Over Ignition Defect

• Vivendi Revenue Falls 26% on Media Asset Sale

• Stocks Extend Gains in Slow, Steady Rebound

• MGM Mirage’s Earnings Fall 25%

• SBC May Cut 13,000 Jobs After Merger

• Sentences May Shorten for Merrill, Enron Execs

• Pentagon May Cancel Lockheed C-130J Plans

• State Bars Sales of Investments by Couple By E. Scott Reckard

• Internet Auction Complaints Increase

• Jury Says FedEx Must Pay $2.3 Million

• Factory Growth Eases in January

• Small Firms Fight Back on Trade By Evelyn Iritani

• Google’s Profit Soars on Strong Ad Sales By Chris Gaither