May 16, 2008
NYT > World Business / By STEVE LOHR
After years of conflict, Microsoft and the computing and education project One Laptop Per Child have reached an agreement that will put Windows on the organization’s computers. ...
May 16, 2008
NY Post: Business / By PETER LAURIA and HOLLY SANDERS
Yahoo! executives are scrambling to finalize a search-advertising pact with Google in the face of a fresh challenge to its independence from billionaire investor Carl Icahn, The Post has learned. Acc ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG
The Saudis announced that they had increased output starting on May 10, but they seemed to reject a request by President Bush, who was visiting, to raise oil production further. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By LOUISE STORY and ERIC DASH
Some people who have lost jobs, and many more struggling to hold them, say banks are keeping employees in the dark about the size and timing of layoffs. ...
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May 16, 2008
WSJ.com: Economy
Research on financial bubbles is hot in academia. The hub is Princeton, where three young economists use mathematical methods to study them. The Princeton squad argues that the Fed can and should try ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By DAVID M. HALBFINGER
Anthony Pellicano was a ripped-from-a-pulp-novel private eye who made himself an indispensable Hollywood fixer. ...
May 16, 2008
WSJ.com: Economy
Home construction unexpectedly jumped 8.2% in April, making the biggest increase in two years. However, the rise was driven by a surge in multi-family housing, while single-family starts dropped. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN and MIGUEL HELFT
Yahoo’s chairman rejected accusations from the billionaire investor Carl C. Icahn that the company’s board had acted irrationally in rejecting a $47.5 billion takeover offer from Microsoft. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Media & Advertising / By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD
The deal between Yahoo and WPP Group, the advertising holding company, will give WPP’s clients a broader swath of Web sites where they can aim their messages. ...
May 16, 2008
WSJ.com: US Business
The FAA is looking into why American Airlines ordered mechanics to skip safety inspections to detect damage to planes from lightning strikes. The AMR unit made the procedural changes and revised its m ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > World Business / By MARK LANDLER
Thanks to its aggressive push into renewable energies, cloud-wreathed Germany has become an unlikely leader in the race to harness the sun’s energy. ...
May 16, 2008
WSJ.com: US Business
U.S. refiners are trying to maximize output of more-profitable diesel fuel, rather than gasoline production. ...

May 16, 2008
MSNBC.com: Business
A winery spokeswoman says California winemaking patriarch Robert Mondavi has died. He was 94. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By BILL CARTER
The president of Fox Entertainment announced a plan that would allow two of its new dramas, “Fringe” and “Dollhouse,” to run as many as 50 minutes of story each episode. ...

May 16, 2008
MSNBC.com: Business
Construction of new homes posted the biggest increase in more than two years in April, but analysts said it’s far too soon to declare an end to the prolonged slump. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Robert Mondavi was the California winemaking patriarch who built his winery into a thriving business using innovations such as cold fermentation and stainless steel tanks. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
The president has promised to veto the bill because he says it would not do enough to limit subsidies at a time of record grain prices. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By JACQUES STEINBERG
Larry King, who said last year that he hoped Ryan Seacrest would succeed, sought to tamp down speculation that any succession was imminent. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By KAREN CROUSE
TYR Sport Inc. describes a climate in which elite athletes have been led to believe they cannot excel on the world stage unless they wear Speedo’s newest high-tech suit. ...
May 16, 2008
NYT > Business / By FLOYD NORRIS
So-called piggyback loans have been highly vulnerable to homeowners who walk away when property values fall. ...
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May 17, 2008
USATODAY.com Money - Top Stories
Mom-and-pop service stations are running into a problem as gasoline marches toward $4 a gallon: Thousands of old-fashioned pumps ... ...
May 17, 2008
Kansas City Star: Business
Robert Mondavi, the vintner who built his career and helped an iconic Northern California industry blossom by insisting that Napa Valley wines can compete with the best in the world, died in the valle ...
May 16, 2008
Forbes.com: Commerce News / Melinda Peer
Retailers join forces to compete with low-cost toy superstores like Wal-Mart and Toys ''R'' Us. ...
May 16, 2008
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DETROIT - An American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings Inc. spokeswoman confirms the auto parts supplier has reached a tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers that could end an 11-week strike. ...
May 16, 2008
SFGate: Business & Technology / By TOM KRISHER, AP Auto Writer
A bitter 80-day United Auto Workers strike against an auto parts maker that has crippled dozens of General Motors Corp. factories could be coming to an end soon with a tentative contract agreement rea ...
May 16, 2008
SFGate: Business & Technology / By The Associated Press
The winning numbers drawn Friday night in the California Lottery's "SuperLotto Plus" game were: 47-11-46-39-06. Meganumber: 26. Jackpot: $196... ...