business
Nov 2, 2009
Lending Giant CIT Goes Belly Up: U.S. Likely to Lose $2.3 Billion
Embattled commercial lender CIT Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection, making it the fifth-largest company to go bankrupt in the country's history, with taxpayers on the hook for $2.3 billion.
business
Oct 29, 2009
MJ Marketing Machine Just Getting Started
With movie and huge album sales, Jackson may be worth more in death than life. And that's bad...
business
Oct 28, 2009
"Family Guy" Breaks Windows
Microsoft's pullout as sponsor of raunchy special shows risks of melding comedy with commercials. Call it the Peter (Griffin) Principal…
business
Oct 26, 2009
Dodd Feels the Freeze of a Rate Freeze Proposal
Senator may be trying to curry some favor among voters, but the measure isn't expected to go anywhere.
business
Oct 22, 2009
Hop a Flight to the Mile-High City
Have you been thinking about taking a ski trip to the west later this winter? If so, Southwest Airlines just made it a little easier. Beginning in March the discount airliner will begin non-stop service...
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local_beat
4 hours ago
The Brooks File: Spherically Speaking
All hail The Ball! It has taken its rightful place alongside The Stick and The Cardboard Box. And it was long overdue.
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politics
5 hours ago
Obama Praises Troops' Bravery After Fort Hood Attack
President Obama praised the troops and called for patience two days after the country’s worst mass killing at a military post. His spokesman said he would attend a memorial service for the 13 killed...
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local_beat
Nov 6, 2009
Some Le Slaying Documents Could Be Released, Kinda
A judge has decided some documents must be released in the Annie Le slaying -- unless someone appeals his decision.
