WALL STREET JOURNAL - Latest News - Stocks bounce in early trade

WALL STREET JOURNAL - Latest News - Stocks bounce in early trade

WKYT 27 - That's according to The Wall Street Journal. This follows Friday's meeting in Detroit between G-M Chairman and C-E-O Rick Wagoner and Carlos Ghosn (GOHN), head of Renault and Nissan. Copyright 2006 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material

The high costs of keeping broadcasting decent
Centre Daily - A Wall Street Journal examination of the 6,500 e-mails protesting the Without a Trace episode found all but three were computer-generated form letters, seemingly orchestrated by a group called the Parents Television Council. Network supporters insist

France Telecom reaches deal to sell PagesJaunes stake for 3.4 bln eur
Forbes - HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) - France Telecom SA has agreed to sell its 54 pct stake in yellow-pages service PagesJaunes Groupe SA for 3.4 bln eur, or 22 eur a share, to private-equity fund Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc, the Wall

How much of a threat is posed by Iran?
Philadelphia Daily News - Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal reported that North Korea made two recent shipments of intermediate range missiles to Iran - a sign that ties are increasing. "There's a certain solidarity developing between these two members of the axis of

AMD to announce 5.4 bln usd deal for ATI Technologies - report
Forbes - HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) - Advanced Micro Devices Inc plans to pay about 5.4 bln usd to buy ATI Technologies Inc, the Wall Street Journal reported in its online edition, citing people familiar with the matter. The companies were in late stages of

Slim, but drunk
Free Lance-Star - The report in The Wall Street Journal suggests that studies indicate that the "bio-chemical causes of compulsive eating are extremely similar to those underlying other self-destructive addictions, such as alcohol or cocaine addiction." Scientists are

Philips chip unit could fetch $10.2b
Boston Globe - PHILADELPHIA -- Three groups of private-equity firms are weighing bids of more than $10.2 billion for Philips Electronics NV's semiconductor unit, The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. Final bids for the unit, which makes chips for consumer

Finding Your Perfect Honeymoon Destination
WREG - If you must start the day with your favorite coffee and The Wall Street Journal; if you live on the cutting edge and don't want to miss a beat; or if you thirst for the knowledge found within museums, enjoy live theater, and prefer dining at