Friday April 4th, 2025 9:53AM

Business News

Big Game jackpot increases to $9 million
None of the tickets sold for Friday's $7 million drawing matched all five lotto numbers and the Big Money Ball. The next drawing will be Tuesday.
8:09AM ( 23 years ago )
3M plans to cut 1,000 more jobs
3M, which announced a 13 percent drop in fourth-quarter earnings, said Friday it will cut 1,000 more jobs this year than had been previously announced.
8:03AM ( 23 years ago )
GM: Fuel cells 'holy grail'
Automobile industry experts call it ``the holy grail'' - a new type of fuel that would make gasoline obsolete and replace car fumes with a harmless mist.
7:58AM ( 23 years ago )
Enron head touted stock amid trouble
Buy the company's stock, Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay urged employees a month after he was warned that the energy-trading giant faced potential accounting scandals.
7:50AM ( 23 years ago )
Kmart remains silent about finances
A day after announcing a reshuffling in its top management, Kmart Corp. remained silent about its finances Friday.
7:49AM ( 23 years ago )
DOT: Delta, Air France, others can coordinate flights
The Transportation Department said that Delta Air Lines and three foreign airlines could coordinate flights, set fares and sell each other's tickets.
7:46AM ( 23 years ago )
CNN to begin advertising on 'CNN Student News'
When Ted Turner began ``CNN Newsroom'' for students in public schools nationwide, he didn't do it to make a profit.
7:29AM ( 23 years ago )
Dell says fourth-quarter sales, earnings to beat expectations
Dell Computer Corp. said Friday that surprisingly strong consumer sales will lift fourth-quarter earnings past Wall Street forecasts.
4:09PM ( 23 years ago )
Report: Oil prices likely to stay down in coming months, but could rise later in year
Terrorist attacks, sluggish economies and mild winter weather limited growth in global demand for oil last year, and crude prices are likely to stay weak for the next few months as a result, a respected survey said Friday.
3:26PM ( 23 years ago )
Stocks tumble on outlooks from Microsoft, IBM
Cautious outlooks from Microsoft and IBM sent technology stocks sharply lower Friday as investors worried that an economic recovery might be further delayed.
1:54PM ( 23 years ago )