Archive for Wednesday, October 01, 2008

• Text of Bush’s Tuesday statement

• Federal court upholds San Francisco healthcare program By Marc Lifsher

• AT&T moves to speed up product rollouts

• Congress passes bill aimed at measuring Internet access

• ‘Too big to fail’ a hazard for banks By Consumer Confidential

• European banks get needed help By Tom Petruno

• Hollywood studios sue to stop sale of DVD-copying software By Dawn C. Chmielewski

• Home prices fall at record pace in July By Peter Y. Hong

• AIG’s fall revives calls to create U.S. insurance cop By Peter Whoriskey

• US stocks open higher after steep sell-off

• Tesoro sues air regulators over ethanol rule By Elizabeth Douglass

• Lehman collapse suspends Ritz renovation By Valli Herman

• Nasdaq steps in after glitch pummels Google shares

• President approves stopgap spending measure

• Firms’ woes may be seen at stadiums By Samantha Gross

• $700 billion, pondering the possibilities

• Michigan now Hollywood on the Huron By Richard Verrier

• Synaptics Inc. is the quiet force behind Google phone’s touch screen By Michelle Quinn

• Speedier test to identify flu strains wins approval

• Pfizer shifts research in push for profit

• Voters vented, lawmakers listened By Nicholas Riccardi and William Heisel

• Focus turns to ‘mark to market’ By Tom Petruno

• Why the $700-billion rescue plan failed By Tom Hamburger and David Colker

• Most Asian markets recover on hopes of U.S. bailout