Archive for Tuesday, January 15, 2008

• Microsoft faces antitrust probes

• Studios cancel TV writer contracts

• Sears’ holiday season same-store sales decline

• Yamaha center will use tech to give artists their sound

• 2007 not so catastrophic for U.S. property insurers

• Drug makers report setbacks

• Wall Street rises sharply after IBM results lift hopes for earnings season

• Airbus ups the ante in U.S.

• Downey’s stock takes sharp drop

• Toshiba cuts prices on HD DVD players

• EMI to cut jobs, artists’ advances

• Netflix lifts limits on seeing online movies

• Minnesota meat company recalls about 188,000 pounds ground beef over E. coli concerns

• IPhone eyes Canada but move into China delayed

• Car show exhibitors plug in to buzz over electric models

• Toyota to test hundreds of plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2010

• Samsung chief’s office is raided

• Gasoline prices fall in state, nation

• MySpace to do more on safety at site

• Home sales seen bottoming in ‘08

• Panel asks Mozilo to testify

• 214 bidders are cleared for U.S. airwave auction

• Tech surges as IBM’s strong profit surprises

• Magellan reopens to investors

• Genentech profit up; sales disappoint

• Toyota aims to roll out plug-in hybrids in 2010

• China seeks inroads into U.S. car market

• Chinese car firms at the auto show