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• Train wreck

  By James Moore and Tom Rubin  |  January 13, 2008

  From Los Angeles Times

  Last year was an unexpectedly auspicious year in the history of public transportation in Los Angeles. Transit ridership -- bus and rail... more

• Cutting debt isn't always best move

  By Liz Pulliam Weston  |  December 30, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  I have $20,000 in student loans at 7.4%. Should I max out my 401(k) retirement plan and open a Roth IRA, or should I focus solely on paying... more

• Build better bus service

  By Francisca Porchas  |  December 27, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  LA. needs a first-class, bus-centered transportation system, with reliable 24/7 service and a bus every five minutes. Double the bus fleet... more

• Syria looks West despite its ties to Iran

  By Borzou Daragahi  |  November 27, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  A brunet in a yellow strapless gown strolls with her friends through the old city, while nearby a pair of young toughs on Kawasaki motorbikes... more

• Mortgage crisis intensifies: Freddie Mac posts $2B loss

  By From the Associated Press  |  November 21, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  WASHINGTON -- The mortgage crisis intensified today as Freddie Mac, the nation's No. 2 buyer and guarantor of home loans, posted its largest... more

• Viacom profit shoots up 80%

  By Thomas S. Mulligan  |  November 3, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Strong earnings from the hit robot movie "Transformers" and the sale of a music-publishing business helped push Viacom Inc. to an 80% surge... more

• Giving audiences what they want

  By Daryl H. Miller  |  October 18, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  The touring play "Whatever She Wants" hits a high point when Richard Roundtree's character goes all Shaft on another cast member, neutralizing... more

• Speculation, tensions push oil above $86

  October 16, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Tensions between Turkey and Iraq, combined with expectations of a winter supply crunch, have helped fuel a wave of speculative buying that... more

• Yum gets big boost from overseas sales

  October 9, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Fast-food giant Yum Brands Inc. said Monday that its third-quarter profit rose 17% on the strength of surging sales in its international and... more

• Reba knocks rappers down a rung or two

  By Todd Martens  |  September 27, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  KANYE WEST and 50 Cent's domination of the U.S. pop chart lasted one week. Both rappers experienced a sales drop of more than 70% and ceded... more

• West wins the duel of discs with 50

  By Todd Martens  |  September 20, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  KANYE WEST'S "Graduation" and 50 Cent's "Curtis" arrived last week with a hype that matched Oscar De La Hoya's May prizefight with Floyd... more

• Wired, blogged and still tuned in

  By PATRICK GOLDSTEIN  |  September 18, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  IT'S easy to be cynical about the gloomy state of pop music today, especially when much of the news is made by knuckleheads like 50 Cent... more

• If he's bested, will 50 Cent retire? Don't bet on it

  September 17, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Don't hold your breath waiting for 50 Cent to retire. Sure, the trash-talking MC may have uttered what seemed like famous last words... more

• On latimes.com

  September 15, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Additional arts and entertainment coverage on the Web POP MUSIC 50 Cent vs. West? more

• 50 Cent's retirement? Not so fast

  By Chris Lee  |  September 14, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Don't hold your breath waiting for 50 Cent to retire. Sure, the trash-talking MC may have uttered what seemed like famous last words, vowing... more

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