The Seattle Times:Motorola 2Q earnings climb, revenue stabilizes
Motorola Inc. on Thursday reported a sharply higher profit for the second quarter and stabilized its long revenue decline as its strategy of focusing on smart phones like the Droid bore fruit. The Seattle Times:Judge allows some to see critical Tribune report
A bankruptcy judge in Wilmington is allowing limited access to a confidential report that criticizes the debt-laden buyout of newspaper publisher Tribune. The Seattle Times:New rule cracks down on debt settlement industry
Companies that promise to reduce or eliminate credit card balances and other debt for customers will no longer be allowed to charge an upfront fee. The Seattle Times:Summary Box: Motorola 2Q results show improvement
TURNING THE CORNER: Motorola Inc. appears to have hit bottom - its second-quarter revenue was down just 1.5 percent from a year ago, and it expects to post a year-over-year revenue increase in the third quarter. The Seattle Times:Weak revenue, Venezuela hit Colgate's 2Q
Colgate-Palmolive Co.'s shares sank Thursday when the consumer product maker posted revenue below expectations and told investors that Venezuela's currency devaluation would drag down its full-year results more than expected. The Seattle Times:US to press China, others on Iran sanctions
The Obama administration is making a concerted push to get China and other key nations in Asia, the Middle East and South America to enforce tough international sanctions against Iran and enact their own penalties. The Seattle Times:Feds OK project to drill under, not on, wild areas
An energy company received federal approval Thursday to open one of Utah's biggest natural gas fields by agreeing to use new technology to drill under wild areas, instead of on top of them. The Seattle Times:Pinnacle: `Significant discount' on AC land sale
Not long ago, Pinnacle Entertainment had grand plans for a sparkling new casino resort on the Atlantic City Boardwalk that would cost upward of $2 billion. The Seattle Times:Helmerich reports 3Q loss on Venezuelan takeover
Oil and gas drilling company Helmerich & Payne Inc. said Thursday it lost $36.7 million in its fiscal third quarter as it wrote off assets that the Venezuelan government took over. The Seattle Times:Stocks fall as traders await Friday's GDP report
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·Motorola 2Q earnings climb, revenue stabilizes
Motorola Inc. on Thursday reported a sharply higher profit for the second quarter and stabilized its long revenue decline as its strategy of focusing on smart phones like the Droid bore fruit. ·Judge allows some to see critical Tribune report
A bankruptcy judge in Wilmington is allowing limited access to a confidential report that criticizes the debt-laden buyout of newspaper publisher Tribune. ·New rule cracks down on debt settlement industry
Companies that promise to reduce or eliminate credit card balances and other debt for customers will no longer be allowed to charge an upfront fee. ·Summary Box: Motorola 2Q results show improvement
TURNING THE CORNER: Motorola Inc. appears to have hit bottom - its second-quarter revenue was down just 1.5 percent from a year ago, and it expects to post a year-over-year revenue increase in the third quarter. ·Weak revenue, Venezuela hit Colgate's 2Q
Colgate-Palmolive Co.'s shares sank Thursday when the consumer product maker posted revenue below expectations and told investors that Venezuela's currency devaluation would drag down its full-year results more than expected. ·US to press China, others on Iran sanctions
The Obama administration is making a concerted push to get China and other key nations in Asia, the Middle East and South America to enforce tough international sanctions against Iran and enact their own penalties. ·Feds OK project to drill under, not on, wild areas
An energy company received federal approval Thursday to open one of Utah's biggest natural gas fields by agreeing to use new technology to drill under wild areas, instead of on top of them. ·Pinnacle: `Significant discount' on AC land sale
Not long ago, Pinnacle Entertainment had grand plans for a sparkling new casino resort on the Atlantic City Boardwalk that would cost upward of $2 billion. ·Helmerich reports 3Q loss on Venezuelan takeover
Oil and gas drilling company Helmerich & Payne Inc. said Thursday it lost $36.7 million in its fiscal third quarter as it wrote off assets that the Venezuelan government took over. ·Stocks fall as traders await Friday's GDP report
Stocks fell Thursday as investors took a dim view of the latest report on unemployment and warily waited for the government's reading on second-quarter gross domestic product.
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