Archive for Wednesday, February 16, 2005

WinCo Has a Plan for SoCal Market Share

• Microsoft to Strengthen Security By Joseph Menn

• Circuit City Gets $3.25-Billion Offer

• Leapfrog Cuts Jobs as Sales Drop

• Feckner Win Likely at CalPERS By Marc Lifsher

• Apple, Napster Swap Jabs Over Security Flaws By Jon Healey

• Northrop to Make Laser Weapon

• Indian Casino Revenues Jumped, Report Says

• Nordstrom Profit Increases 34%

• Qwest Narrows Quarterly Loss

• Citigroup Mistake Sends QQQQ Shares Higher

• Foreign Purchases of U.S. Assets Fall

• Baseball Arm to Acquire Tickets.com By Andrew Wang

• NBC Universal Expected to Save GE $350 Million

• Wal-Mart Is Sued Over Imported Bikes

• Briefly

• Chief Accounting Post Is Filled at Corinthian

• Wynn Seeks to Build in Singapore

• Applied Materials Says Profit Tripled

• Judge Gives Early OK to Deal in Net IPO Suits

• Japan’s Economy Shrinks 0.1% in Quarter

• FCC Wants to Shield Kids From Phone Smut

• Wachovia Probes Stock Trading By Tom Petruno and Josh Friedman

• Airbus Plan Has States Interested

• Stocks Inch Up, Pushing Dow to New 2005 High

• Retail Sales Slip as Auto Demand Weakens

• Fraud Ring Taps Into Credit Data By Joseph Menn

• Home Builder Optimism Declines in February

• Federated-May Merger Talks Reportedly Ended

• Also

• Toyota Recalls 22,228 Tacoma Pickups

• Defense Tries to Discredit Ex-CFO

• More Evidence Needed for China Piracy Case

• French Settle Executive Life Suits By Marc Lifsher

• Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking T-Mobile Data By Jon Healey and Joseph Menn