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Apple Finds no Forced Labor at iPod Plant

Apple Computer said on Thursday it has found no evidence of forced labor at a Chinese factory where its iPods are assembled, however added that its partner did violate some of Apple's code conduct.
Aug 18, 2006

Ford looking at more salary cuts, plant closings: WSJ

Ford Motor Co. is considering closing more factories and eliminating more management jobs to cut North American salary costs by another 10 percent to 30 percent, the Wall Street Journal reported on its web site on Thursday.
Aug 18, 2006

Bush huddles with economic team as growth slows

President George W. Bush will wrap up conferring with his economic team on Friday on ways to keep the economy growing against a backdrop of higher interest rates, mixed data and fears of rising inflation.
Aug 18, 2006

Apple work code broken at supplier's China plant

Apple Computer Inc. said on Friday that its main supplier of iPod music players let employees in a China plant work longer hours than allowed by Apple's code of conduct, and that it had taken steps to address the issue.
Aug 18, 2006

EchoStar must disable DVRs, judge rules

A judge has ordered EchoStar to disable the digital video recorders used by several million subscribers to its Dish satellite TV service because they infringe on patents held by TiVo.
Aug 18, 2006

CBS to put Evening News with Couric live on Web

CBS said on Thursday it will stream its prime-time news program with Katie Couric live on the Internet simultaneously with the newscast, a first for a major TV network that highlights U.S. broadcasters' rapid expansion on the Web.
Aug 18, 2006

India to invest $1bn in African oil

India's growing thirst for oil has prompted the country to seek investments worth $1-billion in oil development and mining projects in Africa's Ivory Coast.
Aug 18, 2006

Court Orders Labor Contract Hearing Delay for Delphi

Delphi Corp., the world's largest auto-parts maker, announced on Thursday that a bankruptcy judge has agreed to postpone a hearing regarding the disposal of labor contracts until Friday, pending negotiations with unions and GM.
Aug 18, 2006

Merck Loses Vioxx Case

A jury in a U.S. federal court found that pharmaceuticals company Merck & co. was responsible for the death of a man who took the company's Vioxx painkiller drug.
Aug 18, 2006

Russia Could Cut U.S. Meat Preferences

Russia's economic minister said on Thursday that the country would cut preferences given to U.S. meat imports if Washington fails to allow Russia to join the World Trade Organization.
Aug 17, 2006

CNET Requests Hearing over De-Listing

CNET Networks Inc. said on Wednesday it has received notice it is not in compliance with Nasdaq listing rules after it delayed filing a quarterly report due to an internal stock options investigation.
Aug 17, 2006

Options Backdating Hits McAfee

McAfee Inc, the security software provider, said on Wednesday that reviewers discovered problems in the dating of some of its option grants leading to a possible restatement in financial data.
Aug 17, 2006

DVD Giveaways Signal Decline of Format

British newspapers are now giving away free as many DVDs as are being purchased in stores, revealing a stealth contributing factor to the decline of Hollywood's cash cow format.
Aug 17, 2006

Icahn to up Time Warner stake: report

Carl Icahn is planning to increase his stake in Time Warner Inc through a new fund he is developing, the New York Times reported on Thursday, citing a letter the billionaire sent to investors.
Aug 17, 2006

Jobless claims fell in latest week

The number of U.S. workers seeking first-time jobless aid fell by 10,000 last week, a government report on Thursday showed, signaling a relatively healthy job market.
Aug 17, 2006

Teck Withdraws Offer for Inco

Teck Cominco, the world's largest zinc producer, has withdrawn its offer for mining giant Inco, after failing to raise enough cash to fund the acquisition. Teck Cominco, the world's largest zinc producer, has withdrawn its offer for mining giant Inco, after failing to raise enough cash to fund the acquisition.
Aug 16, 2006

HP net rises from year-ago tax cost

Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's No. 2 maker of personal computers, said on Wednesday quarterly profit surged from a year earlier, when it had a tax charge for repatriating foreign earnings.
Aug 16, 2006

Venezuela To Increase Oil Sales to China

Venezuela's Energy and Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez said on Tuesday the country plans to increase oil sales to China to 200,000 barrels a day by the end of the year.
Aug 16, 2006

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