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What happened on February 06, 2009
BUSINESS
Tesla Roadster packs power in a flash of electricity By Dan Neil
'Push' comes to shove in movie rights fight By John Horn
Resistance seems futile at Barneys sale By Carla Hall
BofA may soon be part of USA By E. Scott Reckard and Tiffany Hsu
Buffett's Berkshire to invest $2.6 billion in Swiss Re Associated Press
Beneath Cash4Gold.com's shiny veneer, a dull reality By David Sarno
Network-owned TV stations won't pull analog plug early By Jim Puzzanghera
Factory orders drop 3.9% in December Associated Press
Experian to stop showing credit scores through MyFICO.com Bloomberg News
America's jobless claims soar above 600,000 By Peter G. Gosselin
High-profile names appear on expanded list of Bernard Madoff's alleged victims By Walter Hamilton and Tina Daunt
Stocks open lower as weekly jobless claims rise Associated Press
Mortgage rates rise despite the Fed's efforts to push them down By Tom Petruno
News Corp. suffers net loss of $6.4 billion By Dawn C. Chmielewski
N.Y. tax-credit program that lured film and TV shoots runs out of funds By Matea Gold
International Rectifier to close El Segundo plant By Martin Zimmerman
Retail sales fall again in January By Andrea Chang
Judge again refuses to block SAG talks with studios By Richard Verrier
Consumer panel's decision on lead testing law is overturned By Alana Semuels
Tribune's Zap2it.com merges into The Times By Meg James
Q&a By Michael Muskal
Business Briefing / Aviation Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Energy Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Technology Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Cosmetics Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Airlines Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Settlements Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Cigna Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Burger King Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Warner Music Times Wire Reports
Auto Club to cut insurance rates By Marc Lifsher
ENTERTAINMENT
Santa Monica's Copa D'Oro appeals to patrons of a certain age By Charlie Amter
'He's Just Not That Into You' is breezy anti-romantic comedy By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Sonny With a Chance' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Their stem cell trust in Obama By Tina Daunt
Oscar-nominated shorts come to theaters By Mark Olsen
'Waltz With Bashir' Reuters
'Blessed Is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'Wandering Stars' by Sholem Aleichem By Jonathan Kirsch, Kirsch appeared in the role of Reb Lazar Wolf in a 1966 production of "Tevye and His Daughters" at Temple Akiba in Culver City. He is the author of 12 books, including, most recently, "The Grand Inquisitor's Manual: A History of Terror in the Name of God."
'Absurdistan,' 'Chocolate' By Kevin Thomas; Mark Olsen
'Coraline' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'Crips and Bloods: Made in America' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Fanboys' By Sam Adams
Russell Peters By Mark Sachs
A hemisphere pulses in Locos por Juana By Reed Johnson
'Lost': So what's up with Jin? By Maria Elena Fernandez
'The Pink Panther 2' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Push' is a muddled paranormal thriller By Glenn Whipp
Theater Review By David Ng
Critic's Notebook By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Around The Galleries By Leah Ollman
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Dancing with cause By Victoria Looseleaf
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
Troupe hastens curtain call By Mike Boehm
Theater Beat By F. Kathleen Foley: David Ng
Dance Review By Sara Wolf
Review By Charlotte Stoudt
NATIONAL
Hilda Solis, Labor nominee, faces tax questions By Peter Nicholas and Dan Weikel
In Wall Street bailout, U.S. overpaid for assets Associated Press
Sen. Boxer's push for multinational tax break goes against party By Richard Simon
Ginsburg has surgery for early-stage pancreatic cancer By Thomas H. Maugh Ii and James Oliphant
Strikers at plywood plant put hopes on Obama By Richard Fausset
Obama tells Congress it's time to act on economic stimulus plan By Janet Hook
Obama upholds Bush faith policy By Peter Wallsten and Duke Helfand
Senators rebuke federal regulators in peanut-borne salmonella outbreak By Ben Meyerson
Schools, disaster victims may have gotten tainted peanut butter Times Wire Services
Would-be CIA chief Panetta denounces waterboarding as torture By Greg Miller
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
'We may end up in the Hudson' Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Original L.A. See's Candies kitchen could become landmark By Bob Pool
Washing machine in Mission Viejo girl's death is scrutinized by federal safety agency By Julie Cart
Rulings on gay couples' spousal benefits question Defense of Marriage Act By Carol J. Williams
Fired Border Patrol agent alleges quota pressure in Inland Empire By David Kelly
Exotic dancer set afire in Tarzana; 2 attackers sought By Corina Knoll
Dewey Martin dies at 68; drummer for Buffalo Springfield By Randy Lewis
Funeral set for racetrack shoeshine man Eddie Logan
DWP's renewable energy efforts will boost rates, report says By David Zahniser
Hefty fine proposed for Malibu mobile home park over sewage spills By Martha Groves
On a Los Feliz hill, murder -- then mystery By Bob Pool
Octuplets' mother had miscarriages, depression, suicidal thoughts before first pregnancy By Kimi Yoshino, Jessica Garrison and Andrew Blankstein
A small service makes a big difference on skid row By Scott Gold
A couple's hunger highlights the economic low By Dana Parsons
L.A. to consider landmark status for puppet theater By Bob Pool
Huntington Beach upholds ban on sign spinners By Susannah Rosenblatt
Scores of state offices to be closed today By Jean Merl
Tom Brumley dies at 73; steel guitarist for Buck Owens and Rick Nelson By Dennis Mclellan
Metrolink conductor raised concerns about engineer's cellphone use By Robert J. Lopez and Rich Connell
UC regents ease admission rules to expand applicant pool By Larry Gordon
Stringing in the rain
California Briefing / Sacramento By Maura Dolan
California Briefing / Santa Ana By Carol J. Williams
California Briefing / Los Angeles Associated Press
California Briefing / Santa Ana By Andrew Blankstein
California Briefing / Santa Barbara By Steve Chawkins
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Corina Knoll
California Briefing / Los Angeles By David Zahniser
A good hair day
California Briefing
SPORTS
David Beckham will leave, and that could teach MLS a lesson By Grahame L. Jones, ON SOCCER
Judges in Bonds case may disallow some evidence By Lance Pugmire
Patrick Chan's performance inspires the competition By Helene Elliott
Mater Dei's Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis gets advanced training By Melissa Rohlin
Lakers' Lamar Odom finds inspiration playing against the Celtics By Jerry Crowe
Ducks fall to Predators Associated Press
Camilo Villegas (63) is the North star at Torrey Pines. By Chuck Culpepper
Anze Kopitar scores twice in Kings' victory Associated Press
Lakers put some muscle into it By Mike Bresnahan
Lakers' Pau Gasol shows he can be tough against Celtics By Mike Bresnahan
76ers' Elton Brand is out for season Associated Press
Lane Kiffin's recruiting remark draws reprimand from SEC By James Wagner, Staff and Wire Reports
Drag racer Cory McClenathan flies under radar By Jim Peltz
Huskies stay in second Associated Press
With Lakers in town, it will be a crazy night in Boston By Bill Plaschke
Games of the day By Eric Sondheimer and Ben Bolch
Time to chew the fat on sumo scandal By Lisa Dillman
You can't spell Mater Dei without T-E-A-M By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Josh Akognon leads CS Fullerton past UC Santa Barbara By Robyn Norwood, Associated Press
Just call it Pauley Poll-vilion By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Tennessee's Pat Summitt gets 1,000th win Associated Press
Mike Sweeney answers a call for help By Lance Pugmire
Nba Associated Press
WORLD
Indonesians ignore religious edicts against smoking, yoga By Paul Watson
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Deaths cloud Colombian ex-governor's trial By Chris Kraul
U.S. staffer found dead in Ethiopia Associated Press
16 killed in suicide attack in northern Iraq By Monte Morin and Tina Susman
Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki's party sweeps elections By Tina Susman
In a Mexico state, openness is the new order in the courts By Ken Ellingwood
24 killed in suicide attack in Pakistan Associated Press
Somalia pirates release ship, flee with cash Associated Press
World Briefing / France Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sri Lanka Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Antarctica Times Wire Reports
The World
OPINION
Book ban in Stanislaus County is hard to read
California's at rock bottom
A vote for D.C.
Letters
Economics according to Plies By Joel Stein
Keynes can't help us now By Niall Ferguson, Niall Ferguson is a professor at Harvard University and Harvard Business School, a Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, and a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution. His latest book is "The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World."
Checks and balances
Defending the appeals board
Worries about war technology
Free choice for SEIU too
End the disgrace of rendition
Double standard
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