Archive for Thursday, October 09, 2008

• Federal Reserve orders emergency rate cut to 1.5% By Maura Reynolds

• With investors on the run, bulls may charge back By Michael A. Hiltzik

• Oscars to take movie ads By Meg James and Claudia Eller

• Fed plan unlikely to ease state’s credit crunch By Marc Lifsher

• Wachovia won’t be outdone for gall By David Lazarus

• IBM beats forecasts in early results

• Concerns rise as Yahoo’s shares fall By Jessica Guynn

• Interest-rate cut may help your borrowing, hurt your savings By E. Scott Reckard

• Stocks rise tentatively after rate cut

• Oxy to develop projects in Abu Dhabi By Elizabeth Douglass

• Fed grants AIG $37.8 billion loan

• CEO turnover hits a record high By Tiffany Hsu

• Pending home sales up 7.4% in August

• Retailers report weak September sales

• Google unveils technology for video game ads

• Walgreen withdraws its bid for Longs Drug, paving way for CVS

• Job search takes planning

• Bailout has a British accent By Henry Chu

• Jazzy new Bibles alter form, not word By Sarah Skidmore

• IMF: World economy to slow sharply, led by U.S.

• Asian markets rebound after global rate cuts