Archive for Thursday, February 17, 2005

Newly Elected Feckner Urges Fight Over CalPERS Overhaul

• Intel Researchers Build Laser Using Computer Chip Silicon

• Ty Must Forfeit $700,000 Award

• WorldCom Finance Chief Says He Lied to the Board By Walter Hamilton

• Broadcast Lobbyist to Step Down in April ‘06

• Goldman Sachs Fires 30 From Equities Unit

• Hotels to Drop Weekly $10 Insurance Premiums By Nancy Cleeland

• Electronic Arts, Ubisoft Are Having a ‘Dialogue’

• Cargo at Long Beach Port Increases 35%

• Housing Starts Near 21-Year High

• San Diego’s Rating Is Cut on $2.7 Billion of Bonds

• Amgen Drug Is Said to Work By Denise Gellene

• IAC/InterActive Posts $42.6-Million Loss

• A Valuable Drug Discovery at UC By Michael Hiltzik

• Earnings Drop 9% at Insurer

• Mitsubishi Names Head of North America Unit By John O'Dell

• Probing Child Labor at Wal-Mart

• Guess Profit Rises 26% By Leslie Earnest

• Wendy’s Says It Will Post Loss

• Tenet Jurors Are Told to Resume Deliberations

• HP Results Beat Wall St. Expectations By Terril Yue Jones

• Coca-Cola Profit Jumps on Lower Costs

• More Victims in Scam Will Be Alerted By Joseph Menn and David Colker

• Higher Indecency Fines on Horizon By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Dolby Laboratories IPO Raises $495 Million

• Stocks Mixed on Fed Remarks

• Circuit City to Slash Jobs, Close Retail Stores and Other Facilities

• Mexico’s Economy Grows at 4.9% Rate

• FTC Approves MGM Purchase of Mandalay

• Hanover Direct to Sell Gump’s

• Briefly

• U.S. Seeks Tobacco Penalties By Myron Levin

• Judge Approves Accord in Executive Life Case

• Greenspan Hints at More Rate Hikes By Joel Havemann

• Qwest Makes Public Its Bid for MCI

• L.A. Mutual Fund Firm Accused of Misconduct By Tom Petruno and Josh Friedman