Archive for Friday, October 10, 2008

• Jobless claims drop from 7-year high

• China is faulted in piracy dispute

• The $700 billion man with an engineer’s mind By Michael S. Rosenwald

• Going 80 mph is sweet, and the cherry on top is getting 36 mpg By Dan Neil

• Citigroup ends negotiations with Wells over Wachovia

• AIG cancels another resort meeting after criticism

• Tech guru challenges next generation to get serious By Jessica Guynn

• Retailers spread gloom with weak September sales By Ronald D. White and Andrea Chang

• Iceland takes over banks

• GM, Ford may be just too big to fail By Ken Bensinger

• Retailers have rough September as consumer spending dips By Andrea Chang

• Carrier’s green ways show in air, on ground By Peter Pae

• 2009 BMW 335d sedan

• Administration ponders ownership stakes in banks

• Chevron expects to report strong profit By Elizabeth Douglass

• Wall Street opens higher a day after heavy selling By Martin Zimmerman and Maura Reynolds

• Q&A on Europe’s crisis

• Adelson loses $4 Billion, Buffett moves up in Forbes ranking

• Inmate alleges drug use by Broadcom duo By Christine Hanley and E. Scott Reckard

• California lettuce tied to E. coli outbreak By Tiffany Hsu

• Calls grow for global strategy By Jim Puzzanghera and Maura Reynolds