Archive for Saturday, February 12, 2005

Shareholders Are Nice as Mice

• In Search of Farm Equipment to Lessen Air Pollution By Jerry Hirsch

• Friends of Prisoner in China Ask U.S. for Help By Evelyn Iritani

• Vans Owes Motley Crue Bassist, Jury Rules

• Apple to Split Its Stock 2-for-1

• O.C. Broker Pleads Guilty By E. Scott Reckard

• Novartis to Pay $49.2 Million in Civil, Criminal Penalties

• Sony to Issue Films for PlayStation Portable

• McDonald’s Settles Suit Over Trans Fats in Oils

• Licensing Scandal Hits Jakks Stock By James F. Peltz

• Cal-ISO Finds Its New CEO in Canada By Marc Lifsher

• Chiron Says SEC Inquiry Is Now a Formal Probe By Debora Vrana

• Amgen to Stop Providing Trial Drug By Denise Gellene

• Edward Jones Quits Group Backing Private Accounts

• Scrushy on Tape Tells CFO to ‘Go Down Fighting’

• Bay Area Supermarket Contract Is Ratified

• Blue Chips Pad Recent Gains; T-Bond Yields Edge Higher

• Microsoft-Time Warner Deal Under Review

• Also

• Blockbuster Offering to Buy Hollywood’s Bonds

• Diagnostic’s Shares Decline 7% By Andrew Wang