Monthly Archives: January 2008

Little bits of music strung together haphazardly.

The New York Mets’ package for Johan Santana, easily the best pitcher in baseball, has severely hurt the Orioles’ attempts to amp up their asking price for Erik Bedard.

Excel exhibition centre rings with the jingling of the toy industry some 328 shopping days before Christmas

German retail sales slipped slightly during the key Christmas season, showing a decrease of 0.1% in December from November, provisional data from the national statistics office shows.

Now where were we? Oh, how I missed House , lo, these many writer-striking weeks, but this episode felt, at first, bizarrely rerunny, because it was a Christmas show, fer Christ’s birthday’s sake.

As the owner of a one-man shop, Bill Trousdale is faced with the classic small-business challenge.

Definitive Concepts Company Inc. isn’t listed in state incorporation records. It’s not in local phone directories. Its billing address is a post office box. Yet the company collected $320,279 from Detroit Public Schools in the past year, according to a … Continue reading →

Three U.S. senators are pushing a bill to protect more than 250 million consumers from having their cell phone numbers listed in a 411 directory similar to directories available for residential phone numbers.