Archive for Thursday, February 24, 2005

JetBlue Eyes Burbank Airport

• Wal-Mart CEO Takes His Case to California By Debora Vrana and Nancy Cleeland

• Clear Channel, Stern End Suits

• Consumer Prices Up 0.1% in January

• Mammoth Ski Resort Founder Is Selling Stake After 68 Years By Roger Vincent and Louis Sahagun

• Martha Stewart Living Posts Loss on Shrinking Ad Sales

• Profit at Jack in the Box Rises 77%, Beats Forecasts By Andrew Wang

• FCC Rules May Force Indie 103.1 FM to Change Its Tune By Geoff Boucher

• Chiquita Adds Bagged Salads to the Bunch

• Data Showing Modest Inflation Help Lift Stocks

• Cox Receives Subpoena in Spitzer Radio Inquiry

• Apple Releases New IPods, Cuts Prices

• Home Builder Toll Bros. Reports Surge in Profit

• Qwest Displays Tenacity in MCI Bid By James S. Granelli

• U.S. Extends Review of Sprint-Nextel Deal

• Overt Fraud Described at HealthSouth

• Ebbers’ Defense Begins Case

• Also

• EMI Music Signs With Peer-to-Peer Service

• United Follows Rivals, Increases Service to Asia

• Increasing Competition in Hedge, Buyout Funds

• Chiron Replaces Head of Flu Vaccine Unit By Denise Gellene

• Title Insurer to End Deals

• Univision Act Irks Televisa

• Women Hit With Salary ‘Penalty’

• Gemstar Posts Profit, Higher Sales

• Michaels Stores Faces Stock Probe

• 2 Websites Add Movie Ticket Sales By Chris Gaither

• Sempra’s Profit Rises 48% on Trading Gains

• ‘Deep Throat’ Numbers Just Don’t Add Up By Michael Hiltzik

• Medco to Buy Accredo in $2.2-Billion Deal

• Former Jesup Analyst Settles NASD Charges

• U.S. Raises New Questions on Fannie Mae’s Accounting

• New Stores Help Lowe’s Boost Net Income 27%

• Dell Stays With Intel’s Chips Over AMD’s

• Wachovia to Halt Suspect Trading By Tom Petruno

• Fed Considers Inflation Target