Archive for Saturday, October 04, 2008

• Steepest job losses in five years reported By Maura Reynolds

• Nonmanufacturing services expand

• Forever 21 submits bid to buy 149 stores from bankrupt Mervyns By Andrea Chang

• Agents seize Nicholas’ jet in drug case

• Market turmoil takes costly toll on video games By Alex Pham

• Stocks advance at open ahead of House vote

• Wells Fargo agrees to acquire Wachovia for $15.1 billion By E. Scott Reckard

• Moskovitz joins the Facebook exodus By Jessica Guynn

• Apple shares fall on false report By Michelle Quinn

• Levi Strauss is slimming its Dockers to revitalize brand

• Historic theater’s revival falters By Roger Vincent

• Mastermind in one of California’s largest real estate scams gets 14 years By Kim Christensen and Diane Wedner

• California is counting on $7 billion in federal funds By Marc Lifsher and Evan Halper

• AIG plans to sell assets to pay debt

• Art Directors Guild absorbs 2 small locals By Richard Verrier

• Yahoo, Google delay ad pact

• Investors, banks shaken up By Walter Hamilton

• Bailout’s tax breaks aid ‘dirty fuels’ By Julie Cart

• Nice bailout. Now what else you got? By Tom Petruno

• Acquittal in McAfee backdating trial

• Big money, big questions By Jim Puzzanghera and Michael A. Hiltzik

• Rural communities get funding for schools, roads By Bettina Boxall

• Wall St. bailout: Daily developments

• Bailout bill, at a glance

• How California members of the U.S. House of Representatives voted on the bailout