Archive for Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Growing Concerns on Farm Cuts

• Ebbers Helped Cook the Books, CFO Says By Walter Hamilton

• TV Financial Commentator Arrested

• Clorox’s Profit Rises More Than Sixfold

• Yahoo Seeks Spotlight in Hollywood By Chris Gaither

• Nextel Agrees to Airwaves Swap By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Tyco Ex-Director Testifies His Fees Were Authorized

• EMI Warns on Earnings as Albums by Coldplay, Gorillaz Are Delayed

• Japan’s Takeda to Acquire Syrrx

• Film Recalls ‘Magic’ of Disney Animation

• Justice Department Probes NYSE Specialists

• Tougher Regulator Urged for Mortgage Funders

• Gas Prices Climb 1.9 Cents in State By James F. Peltz

• Allergan’s Income Rises; Shares Fall on Forecast

• Retailers Latch On to Petite and Plus Sizes By Leslie Earnest

• WellPoint Profit Declines 12% on Merger Expenses

• Stocks Slip Despite Oil Price Drop

• Companies Unveil Powerful Microprocessor

• Loan Demand Rises, Fed Survey Finds

• Slower Job Growth Seen By Nicholas Riccardi

• Bullish Bond Market Trend Carries Cautionary Tone By Tom Petruno

• Also

• Hewlett-Packard’s Litvack Resigns Early

• Consumer Borrowing Up Slightly in December

• Judge Declines to Dismiss Lawsuit Against Infineon

• PNC Deal to Take Over Riggs Unravels

• Ask Jeeves Buys Maker of Popular Bloglines Service By Chris Gaither

• Hotels, Union Reject Offers By Nancy Cleeland

• Shareholder Sues Pulitzer Over ‘Inadequate’ Sale Price

• SEC Lets Firms Block Vote on Proxy Access

• Former Enron Exec Settle SEC Charges

• Interest Rates Mixed in Treasury Bill Auction

• Activision Posts 26% Gain in Profit By Alex Pham

• Witness: Tobacco Firms Hid Risks

• Google Weighs Appeal of Trademark Ruling

• ‘91 Memo Warned of Mercury in Shots By Myron Levin