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The Morning Fix: Gossip about 'The Talk.' Hacking headaches.
Company TownAfter the coffee. Before figuring out what's squeaking on my car. The Skinny: Tuesday's headlines include drama at CBS' daytime show "The Talk," analysis of Google's deal for Motorola Mobility and the potential fallout from Disney's decision to pull the..... -
Excessive heat warning issued for Southern California
L.A. NOWThe National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning for Southern California on Saturday.... -
More ex-players sue NFL, equipment makers over head injuries
The Fabulous ForumAnother group of former NFL players has filed a lawsuit against the NFL and equipment makers Riddell and Easton, claiming that the league was negligent in its handling of head injuries during the players' careers. The list of players includes...... -
BofA to sell or close another mortgage arm, putting jobs at risk
Money & CompanyBank of America to shed mortgage arm: Bank of America Corp. has put another giant piece of the Countrywide mortgage empire on the auction block -- the correspondent lending arm, which buys closed home loans from mortgage bankers, commercial banks and... -
Wall Street Roundup: Madoff and Harvard. JPMorgan and Legos.
Money & CompanyGold: Trading now at $1,817 an ounce, down 3.0% from Tuesday. Dow Jones industrial average: Trading now at 11283.02, up 1.3% from Tuesday. Bank of America shakeup. The best heads on Wall Street are trying to divine the meaning behind...... -
The Morning Fix: Iger loves NY! Sony goes arty. OMG SMG is back!
Company TownAfter the coffee. Before trying to hide in plain sight. The Skinny: I think two Monday Night Football games is one too many. We'll see if the ratings agree with me. Probably not. In the headlines: James Murdoch has been...... -
Dead bat at Laguna Niguel park tests positive for rabies
L.A. NOWA dead bat found at Laguna Niguel Regional Park has tested positive for rabies, and Orange County health officials are asking anyone who may have encountered the animal to contact them. The bat was discovered on a walkway near La...... -
3 firefighters struck by lighting suffer 'ringing in the ears'
L.A. NOWThree U.S. Forest Service firefighters injured by a lightning strike Tuesday were scheduled to spend the night in a hospital for observation, officials said. The three men were battling a small brush fire about 3 p.m. in the Los Padres...... -
Secluded park threatened with closure
GreenspaceSeclusion is threatening Henry W. Coe State Park near Gilroy. Light visitation and low revenues have made California's second-largest park a target in the state's budget battles. In May, California officials announced plans to close this rugged expanse... -
Wall Street Roundup: Goldman I, II and III
Money & CompanyGold: Trading now at $1,551 per ounce, up 0.5% from Friday. Dow Jones industrial average: Trading now at 12,132.79, down 0.1% from Friday. Goldman I. Goldman Sachs is spreading the word that it is planning to fight back against a...... -
Environment: Do we have to choose between clean energy and the animals?
Opinion L.A.It all seemed so simple once. You know: "Save the whales," "save the spotted owl" and so on. Now, black and white has given way to green versus green. Take the Los Angeles Times story on Monday about wind turbines...... -
Billions of dollars could be saved by axing regulations, Obama administration finds
Money & CompanyFederal agencies have identified dozens of regulations that could be eliminated, saving businesses and local governments tens of millions of hours of form-filing and billions of dollars in costs over time, the Obama administration said Thursday. The...
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