Icahn makes hostile bid to take over Lions Gate
Activist shareholder Carl Icahn raised the stakes in his yearlong dispute with Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. on Friday, making an...
Law firms are lucrative targets of cyberscams
Last spring, a Long Beach law firm received an e-mail from a Hong Kong businessman seeking help collecting debts from American...
Ship traffic for Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Fed ordered to reveal which banks got loans
The Federal Reserve must reveal documents identifying financial companies that received Fed loans to survive the financial crisis, a...
Home sales dip, prices rise in Bay Area
The volume of Bay Area home sales dipped in February compared with a year ago, while the median price continued to rise, according to...
Boxer Manny Pacquiao a rising star in marketing
Anthony Quemuel is such a big Manny Pacquiao fan that he dropped by a Pleasanton sporting goods store to buy the second pair of the...
'Fatal System Error' has insight on cybercrime
"Fatal System Error," the new book by Financial Times' cyber-security reporter...
Addicted to social media
A new survey says 48 percent of social media users check or update Facebook or Twitter after they go to bed and 56 percent feel compelled to check Facebook at least once a day.
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Controversial condo project moves forward
Developers won the first round Thursday in what promises to be a protracted fight over building a 430-foot condominium...
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