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* Los Angeles-based JB Oxford Holdings Inc. said Monday that it was back in compliance with Nasdaq Stock Market listing rules, after the company filed its 2004 annual report. Nasdaq had said last week that it might delist Oxford’s shares because the company had failed to file the report. Oxford, which provides institutional stock trading services, said it sent the report to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday. The company’s shares fell 20 cents to $2.50 on Monday.
* Ruth’s Chris Steak House Inc. said it planned an initial public stock offering to raise as much as $235 million. The Metairie, La.-based firm owns 39 steakhouses and franchises 47.
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