Archive for Wednesday, April 23, 2008

• Fuel rules have a catch By Ken Bensinger

• New York Times Co. is ‘not for sale’ By Thomas Mulligan

• Use care with nanny agencies By David Lazarus

• United Airlines parent loses $537 million, cuts 1,100 jobs

• California homes entering foreclosure hit record By Peter Y. Hong

• Yahoo profit beats expectations By Jessica Guynn

• Broadcom to pay $12 million to settle SEC fraud suit By Kim Christensen

• AT&T profit rises on wireless sales

• Broadcom profit tops estimates

• Rambus wins ruling in antitrust patent case

• UnitedHealth profit misses, cuts 2008 forecast

• BofA to stop offering risky mortgages

• Existing home sales decline

• Stealth fighters fly off the radar By Peter Pae

• Stocks drop as earnings data disappoint Wall Street By Joe Bel Bruno

• Tribune agrees to sell control of Newsday to News Corp. By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Fannie Mae gets tough on borrowers

• Slower Latin American growth forecast By Marla Dickerson

• Northrop wins contract to build Navy drone

• Liberty Mutual agrees to buy Safeco for $6.12 billion

• Toyota takes world sales lead from General Motors

• Apple profit jumps 36% in second quarter By Michelle Quinn

• Sharper Image to sell itself

• Amazon.com profit rises 29%