Archive for Friday, February 25, 2005

Burkle, Ovitz Trade Barbs Over Websites

• The Plot Thickens Online By Chris Gaither

• Profits Rise at J.C. Penney, Limited

• Mud Is Spoiling Milk Production in Region By Jerry Hirsch

• Disney May Build Park Near Seoul By Richard Verrier

• Senate to Hold Hearings on Identity Theft

• Music Executive to Run Air America By Steve Hochman

• AFL-CIO Chief to Seek 3rd Term as Labor Ponders Future By Nancy Cleeland

• Gap 4th-Quarter Earnings Exceed Expectations By Leslie Earnest

• Also

• Studios File 3rd Round of Movie Piracy Lawsuits

• Trial of Enron Ex-Executives Set for 2006

• Google, Yahoo Shares Slip on Analyst’s Ad Warning

• Power Grid Investigates Employee By James F. Peltz

• Pfizer Agrees to Buy Closely Held Idun

• Ex-Exec Gives Details on Alleged Fraud

• Adelphia Reverses Decision on Porn By Lorenza Munoz and Sallie Hofmeister

• Dell Music Player to Compete With Apple’s

• Warner to Sell Discount DVDs in China

• 30-Year Mortgage Rates Up 2nd Week in a Row

• HP Sued Over Medical Devices

• Earthboard CEO Faces Fraud Suit By Kathy M. Kristof

• Radio Drives Huge Loss at Viacom By Sallie Hofmeister

• Poll Finds Drug Price Regulation Support

• 3M to Settle Antitrust Lawsuits Over Tape

• MGM Profit Drops 36% as Movie Sales Decline

• Big-Ticket Items See Drop in Demand

• IN BRIEF

• Safeway Swings to Profit By Andrew Wang

• City National Bank Settles Investigation By Josh Friedman

• Global Funds Draw Net $8.1 Billion in January By Josh Friedman

• IBM Offers Security Plan for Lenovo Deal

• U.S. Raises Forecast for Farm Exports

• GAO Says Boeing Pact May Be Tainted By Peter Pae

• Calpine Posts Red Ink for Quarter, Predicts ‘05 Loss

• Qwest Revises $8-Billion Offer for MCI By James S. Granelli

• Krispy Kreme Stock Tumbles Amid U.S. Probe

• Witness: Ebbers Unaware of Fake Entries

• Upbeat Fuel Data Spur Late Stock Rally