Archive for Thursday, February 10, 2005

Analysts Split on HP’s Direction

• HP Ousts CEO Fiorina, High-Profile Tech Icon By Terril Yue Jones

• Guitar Center Profit Up 38% By Andrew Wang

• L.A. County Home Prices Cool Slightly By Annette Haddad

• Jurors in HealthSouth Case Hear FBI Recording of Scrushy

• Toyota Names Watanabe as President

• WTO Action Sought in Piracy Battle

• Napster Operating Loss Narrows

• Playboy Posts Profit as Video, Online Sales Rise

• CalPERS Won’t Vote in Favor of Disney CEO

• American to Remove Pillows on Most Flights

• Cable Show Focuses on Trial

• Smaller Hotels, Union Aligned By Nancy Cleeland

• Punitive Damage Award Thrown Out

• SEC Won’t Seek Change in DirecTV Accounting

• SEC: Nasdaq Workers Saw Suspicious Trading

• Whole Foods’ Earnings Jump 27% on Sales Gain

• Nissan Posts 6.9% Gain in Profit

• 2 Law Firms Planning Merger

• House Panel Passes Bill to Boost Indecency Fines

• Big 5 to Restate Results for Fiscal Years 2001-03 By Debora Vrana

• Lilly Changes Zyprexa Labels

• Wholesale Inventories Rise 0.4% in December

• SEC, Fund Advisor Settle Trading Case

• Also

• Wal-Mart to Shut Canada Store

• Tyco Ex-Exec Thought Perks Were OKd

• Tax Benefit Boosts Net Income at United Online

• Bally Fires 2 Executives Over Accounting Issues

• Burlington Northern in Talks With L.A. Port

• AIG’s Profit Climbs 11% on Growth in Asia

• Record $27.3 Billion in Claims Paid Out in 2004

• Pre-Oscar Piracy Is Escalating By Jon Healey and Lorenza Munoz

• Oakley Reports Earnings Surge

• Lions Gate Swings to a Profit

• Wells Fargo Is Sued for Back Overtime

• Witness Says He Warned Ebbers

• Bond Yields Fall After Comments by Fed Official

• Univision Has New President

• Court Rules Prop. 64 Curb on Lawsuits Is Retroactive