Archive for Tuesday, February 15, 2005

CEO of OfficeMax Steps Down

• MCI Takes the Low Bid By James S. Granelli

• Pace of Home Sales Slows in the Southland By Annette Haddad

• Honda Civic GX Tops Green List By John O'Dell

• Pentagon Probe Flags 8 Deals By Peter Pae

• Scrushy’s Role in Fraud Disputed

• Ariba Agrees to Pay $37 Million to Settle Patent Claims by EPlus

• 2 Firms Agree to Buy CalPERS Properties

• Also

• Northwest Considers Freezing Pension Plan

• U.S. Prescription Drug Sales Increase 8.3% in 2004

• Briefly

• Big Telecom Deal Fails to Give Stocks a Boost

• Volkswagen Net Income Declines 31% in 2004

• Judge Delays Former WorldCom CEO’s Trial

• AIG Faces Subpoenas From SEC, Spitzer Over Certain Products

• FDA Tells J&J to Drop Remicade Brochure

• Moving Company Accused of Unfair Practices, Fees By Andrew Wang

• Assets in 529 Plans Jump 49% in 2004

• InVision Settles Bribery Claims

• Many Knew of Tyco Bonuses, Witness Says

• 1 of Executive Life Defendants Settles By Marc Lifsher

• Movie Gallery Clears Regulatory Obstacle

• Freddie Adds Products for Low-Income Buyers

• DMX Music Files for Bankruptcy

• Microsoft Reaches Deal With Nokia

• CalPERS to Press Automakers for Cleaner-Burning Vehicles

• T-Bill Rates at Highest in More Than 3 Years

• Wal-Mart Seeks to Seal Documents in Lawsuit

• GM May Face Another Rating Cut

• State Gasoline Prices Climb for 4th Week By James F. Peltz

• Postal Service Halts Shipments on American Airlines, US Airways

• Tenet Jurors Deadlocked

• Google Climbs on Release of Shares

• New Steps to Protect DVDs in Piracy War By Jon Healey

• Economy’s Growing, but Where Are the New Jobs? By Nicholas Riccardi