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New signs of trouble for Goldman Sachs
Money & CompanyGoldman Sachs, the once mighty king of Wall Street, appears to be losing employees, market share and the confidence of investors.... -
Kindle Fire customers irked, but sales still expected to be huge
TechnologyAmazon's Kindle Fire continues to face the heat. Customers upset at e-commerce giant, say software update is not enough. Sales of Kindle still expected to be massive.... -
Top U.S. CEOs still cautious about economic recovery
Money & CompanyEconomic recovery: Top U.S. chief executives remain cautious about the economic recovery.... -
Facebook leaked financials shows it has billions in cash
TechnologySomeone leaked Facebook's financial information, Gawker says. Here are the numbers.... -
Consumer Confidential: Holiday shopping, fewer fliers, gas pains
Money & CompanyHere's your last-train-to-Clarksville Tuesday roundup of consumer news from around the Web: --We're still shopping, right down to the wire. Sales at stores opened at least a year rose 3.4% for the week ended Saturday compared with the previous week,...... -
With stakes high in Florida, Romney keeps Gingrich on defensive
Picking up where their last debate left off, Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich resumed battling Thursday night over personal integrity and the tenor of their respective campaigns, each accusing the other of unfair character attacks.
Romney, clearly itching...Tags: Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich, Immigration, Republican National Conventions, Tampa
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Last-minute shopping before Christmas lifted sales
Money & CompanySales at stores open at least a year rose 4.5% last week compared to the same week a year ago, according to a weekly sales index from International Council of Shopping and Goldman Sachs. That was also a 0.9% increase over sales the previous week.... -
Report: Investment banks compete for lead role in Facebook IPO
TechnologyTop Wall Street investment banks are competing to be the lead bankers for Facebook's blockbuster initial public offering, which could come in early 2012.... -
Thursday's Talk Shows
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Jan. 15 - 21 in PDF format TV listings for the week of Jan. 15 - 21 in PDF format are also available at latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv Weekly TV Listings and more...... -
Weinstein Co. closes new financing deal
Company TownWeinstein Co. has closed a deal for a new $150-million film financing facility with Union Bank of California.... -
Sutter Brown's bark still rings in Kathleen Brown's ears [updated]
PolitiCalKathleen Brown is the former state treasurer and Democratic Party gubernatorial standard bearer, not to mention sister of the current governor. But her most important role in state history, at least as seen through the modern media, may be as the former... -
'Smash' recap: Ellis stirs up drama with a capital 'D'
Show TrackerLast week, I mentioned that the “Glee” bug had bit “Smash” right in the cortex, and that hasn’t changed. In fact, this week, we got no showtunes at all; the one original song, “Touch Me,” was written by...
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