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August 14 - August 20, 2011

Friday, Aug. 19

Dancing through Hollywood history

Here's a lovely collection of the best moments from 1921 to 2010.

If you want job envy, try North Dakota

July's unemployment rate was 3.3 percent, lowest in the country and light years ahead of California's 12 percent.

Another down day - Dow falls 172 points

H-P fell 20 percent on the company's possible exit from the PC business.

Secrets of a successful dollar store

Narrow aisles, merchandise stacked high, and managers on the prowl for bargains are among the must-haves.

New owner of Spelling mansion unloading fixtures

Reminds me a little of the last scene in "Citizen Kane."

L.A. County has a rough July

Unemployment jumped to 12.4 percent from 12 percent in June, and 30,600 payroll jobs were lost.

Poor people? How dare they own refrigerators!

Jon Stewart takes on the class warfare rants from the Fox crowd.

Friday morning headlines

B of A layoffs, gas prices keep dropping, grocery workers prepare to strike, and state accuses lawyers of fraud.

California, L.A. County jobless rates move higher

The state rose to 12 percent in July from 11.8 percent the month before.

Stocks wavering

The Dow opened lower and has been clawing back in the first hour of trading.

Thursday, Aug. 18

Government allowing young immigrants to stay in the U.S.

As long as they haven't committed any crimes and aren't deemed a threat to public safety.

Sleeping on the job is a good thing

More employers are discovering that nap times can help increase productivity.

Stocks pare losses a bit - but Dow still down sharply

The fear factor has been the real killer on Wall Street.

*Chipmaker Broadcom celebrates 20 years, a few of them racy

You could call them Internet godfathers - Henry Samueli and Henry Nicholas.

After mid-session pause, selloff continues

Dow is down about 460 points and back under 11,000.

What are the top concerns of lawmakers? Hint: It's not the economy

There are only two things that elected officials really, truly care about: raising money and holding onto their district lines.

Thursday morning headlines

Inflation dips in L.A., Caruso gets Vegas gig, supermarkets taking applications, and AEG wants to skip lawsuit stage in stadium plan.

*Stocks open sharply lower

Could be a bad one - Dow is down 320 points in the first few minutes of trading. Bank of America if off almost 8 percent. *7:45: Dow down 488....

Wednesday, Aug. 17

SEC's L.A. office taken to task by alleged insider trader

This is clearly more than what the government lawyers had bargained for.

Only 26% approve of how Obama is handling economy

How on earth someone gets reelected with a number that low on the economy is a mystery to me.

Private giving increases sharply at UCLA

Perhaps it's in response to the well-publicized state cutbacks in the UC system

Geez, this guy Rick Perry is a real idiot (cont'd)

How long has he been running? Five days?

*L.A.'s decision to drop S&P not a big city move

The ratings agency downgraded the city's investment pool. But so what?

Apple planning glass-roof store in Santa Monica?

Sure sounds that way, based on a Planning Commission report.

Wednesday morning headlines

L.A. hotels filling up, Brown to name jobs czar, union battle at Kaiser, and SpaceX rocket to dock with Space Station.

Tuesday, Aug. 16

*Chargers executive pushes back on move to L.A.

Calls AEG's plan to break ground on a stadium in downtown L.A. by next June "really far-fetched."

Tentpole movies aren't about story, says Disney exec

They're supposedly all about the spectacle.

Villaraigosa proposes revamp of Proposition 13

Right idea coming from the wrong guy.

Business Update on KPCC: Another supermarket strike?

Frankly, no one seems all that thrilled about a walkout, not with 12 percent unemployment.

Crisis in the making: Long-term care

What happens to these people when they get sick and can't care for themselves?

*Geez, this guy Rick Perry is a real idiot

It's not only what he says about Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, it's the clueless way in which he says it.

Tuesday morning headlines

Fitch affirms AAA rating, more care with credit cards, settlement over port emissions, and convertible sales slip.

Monday, Aug. 15

Another corrupt idea crawls out of L.A. City Hall

The current system for financing the Planning Department is already compromised, so what's another $500,000?

Big drop in SAG TV earnings

They fell 8.2 percent last year and are now 24 percent below 2007 levels.

We want information (in a hurry), not ideas

The world minimizes most anything that can't be summed up in a few words or readily monetized.

Big drop in gas prices

An average gallon of regular is 8 cents lower than just last week.

Another strong day on Wall Street

So much for panic in the streets.

Promises, promises - AEG is never short of them

The beginning of what is destined to be the incredible shrinking stadium deal.

Socal housing market stays tepid in July

But the sales figures aren't all that bad, considering that consumer sentiment has been a notch short of suicidal.

Monday morning headlines

Google to buy Motorola cellphone business, Disney shuts down "Lone Ranger," California scrutinizing nonprofits, and Council reviews solar program.

• Go to today's blog •

• WGA board approves deal, writers vote Tuesday

• Leo Greene, journalist with ALS was 62

• Catching up on City Hall move

• All in the family

• Words of Chairman Sam *

Mark Lacter funeral services

The funeral for Mark Lacter will be held Sunday, Nov. 24 at 12 noon at Hillside Memorial Park, 6001 W. Centinela Avenue, Los Angeles 90045. Reception to follow.

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