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What happened on July 15, 2008
BUSINESS
Budweiser gets a new nationality Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Fed imposes new rules on lenders Maura Reynolds and Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writers
Publisher of Times resigns amid cuts Michael A. Hiltzik, Times Staff Writer
GM chief is likely to detail more cuts From Times Wire Services
Genentech profit rises 4.7% From Bloomberg News
Death Row Records is bought by Global Music From the Associated Press
Studio drops finance plan Claudia Eller and Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writers
Banks hit by fallout from the crisis at IndyMac E. Scott Reckard and Andrea Chang, Times Staff Writers
Pay-as-you-drive policies gaining mileage in state Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Weekend box office
Apple sells 1 million iPhones in first 3 days From Bloomberg News
Bill puts bite on deadbeat insurers Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Activision results give shares a lift From Times Wire Services
Amgen drug shows promise From Times Wire Services
BP begins drilling world's longest wells off Alaska From the Associated Press
EMI music unit swings to profit From Times Wire Services
Fear of financials sends stocks down Tim Paradis, The Associated Press
Showtime in film deal with Weinstein Co. Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Encore in Vegas to begin hiring From Times Wire Services
'Investment banks and commercial banks were gambling...
Microsoft gives Xbox a big push Alex Pham and Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writers
Housing bill may get boost Janet Hook, Times Staff Writer
Intel launches faster processor From Times Wire Services
Disposal leader bids for Republic From the Associated Press
EBay wins trademark ruling From the Associated Press
Last defendant in Milberg case pleads guilty From the Associated Press
US Airways to take charge From Times Wire Services
Gasoline prices fall in state, hold steady in nation Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Tension builds as port talks drag on Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Yahoo response criticized Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Death row inmates casting a wider Net Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
If we lived at work, we'd be home by now Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Art as fission statement Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Politician, famed rodeo announcer From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Court martial not advised for Marine in Iraq deaths Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Carona: D.A. 'thinks I'm weak' Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
Rampart officers' civil award upheld Maura Dolan, Times Staff Writer
Fatal accident investigated Tami Abdollah
Former Polish foreign minister From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Assailants stab man, apologize From the Associated Press
Swedish actor in Bergman films From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Valley business leader to resign David Zahniser
Audit finds out-of-date disaster plans David Zahniser
Fires set a state record for total acreage burned Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Not-guilty plea in pile-up crash From the Associated Press
Team resumes search for Fossett From the Associated Press
Once in a blue moon, have fun DANA PARSONS
Jury weighs Metrolink killer's fate Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
Residents allegedly hit suspect with shotgun Richard Winton and Victoria Kim, Times Staff Writers
Crowd rallies to 'save L.A.' David Zahniser, Times Staff Writer
Criminal histories no barrier Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
Feeling foolish but healthier SANDY BANKS
Director of the La Jolla Symphony and Chorus Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Prosecutor to call new witness in Spector's murder retrial Harriet Ryan, Times Staff Writer
Few back Atkins' freedom bid Andrew Blankstein and Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writers
UC service workers strike over pay dispute Gale Holland, Times Staff Writer
Mud, boulders destroy hatchery Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Jazz pianist played with his trio, plus many greats Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Fatal pursuit within LAPD policy, police say Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
OPINION
'08's emotional IQ tests Joseph S. Nye Jr., Joseph S. Nye Jr. is a professor at Harvard University and the author of "The Powers to Lead."
For the record
Respect due
Celebrity focus
Gramm's grim assessment
Who's to blame for IndyMac?
McCain's personal life
SAG's situation
Averting a rescue
Doing the right thing for Darfur Sara Darehshori, Sara Darehshori, senior counsel in Human Rights Watch's International Justice Program, interviewed refugees in Chad last July as part of her work assessing the International Criminal Court.
Ode to a dead Volvo Nora Gallagher, Nora Gallagher is the author of the novel "Changing Light" and the memoir "Things Seen and Unseen."
Home-birth viewpoints
Let the public speak
Cover charges
WORLD
Bruises and a blind eye in Italy Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Drug-related slayings rock Mexican state Marla Dickerson and Cecilia Sanchez, Times Staff Writers
Japan's fishermen protest fuel prices Don Lee, Times Staff Writer
An unwanted long weekend Haydar al-Alak, Special to The Times
Turkish officials indict dozens in alleged coup plot Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Envoy to Japan will be recalled From Times Wire Reports
5 plead guilty in alleged bomb plot From Times Wire Reports
Push for Sudan warrant gets a mixed response Maggie Farley and Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writers
Taliban attack raises doubts From the Associated Press
Warships will patrol Arctic waters From Times Wire Reports
Hostage nightmare goes on Chris Kraul and Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writers
Indian militia is accused of atrocities Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
This rivalry packs real punch Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Donaghy made many calls to fellow official Lance Pugmire; Pete Thomas; Jim Peltz, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Tour de France From the Associated Press
Sparks put a lid on Silver Stars Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
There's plenty of action -- it's in the Stars Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Maybe it won't be a Cubs omen Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
'House' a home to many moments Chris Hine, Times Staff Writer
It's an athlete's prerogative to change his mind Chris Erskine, Times Staff Writer
Baseball can finally step out into light Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Angels' closer to seek free agency Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
No decision on maple bats expected soon Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
The thrill had gone out of Packer's game Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
On The Mend Victoria Sun, Special to The Times
It's not as easy as just changing your shirt Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Being a backup isn't part of plan anymore ERIC SONDHEIMER
ENTERTAINMENT
Above, outside the law Tim Rutten, Times Staff Writer
Real life intrudes on fantasy author Kristin M. Hall, Associated Press
From an Oscar to a Felix Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Staying up after 'Twilight' Hillel Italie, Associated Press
Singalongs and real hard times Richard Cromelin; Randy Lewis
Finally
Playhouse shuffles lineup From a Times Staff writer
Whoopi lands in 'Xanadu' From the Associated Press
Fox's calendar will feature 12 months Maria Elena Fernandez
Sub's prime market Ann Powers, Times Pop Music Critic
An easy-to-follow Abrams series? Matea Gold
Kimmel splits with Silverman From the Associated Press
Kate Hudson added to 'Nine' From a Times staff writer
Did the poor girl really break a leg? Kate Aurthur
Ensuring a series is combat ready Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
'Cleaner' a tad too tidy Robert Lloyd, Times Television Critic
This siren's muted Mark Swed, Times Music Critic
Nice-Matin is handed Jolie scoop From the Associated Press
A 'Shrew' made for the L.A. lifestyle David Ng, Times Staff Writer
Classic Diddley sounds Robert Hilburn, Special to The Times
Wanna 'Meet Dave'? Nope. PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
React, but don't try to predict the future Christopher Knight, Times Art Critic
Dancer leads by example Sarah Kaufman, Washington Post
NATIONAL
Has it gotten so difficult to recognize satire? JAMES RAINEY
Democrats show more team spirit Scott Martelle
Poor footwear for running Robin Abcarian
Jack Reed won't be veep Stuart Silverstein
Shared mike, different views Robin Abcarian
GAO raises concern on dirty bombs From Times Wire Reports
U.S.-made flags for federal land From Times Wire Reports
Near-crash at JFK prompts review From Times Wire Reports
Rude interruptions provide comic relief Peter Nicholas
Obama re-admonishes blacks Peter Nicholas and Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writers
McCain's turn before La Raza in San Diego Robin Abcarian and Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writers
Investigation of Pat Tillman misinformation goes nowhere From the Associated Press
Judge allows Guantanamo inmates to testify Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Bush lifts offshore drill ban, urges Congress to follow suit Richard Simon and James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writers
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