Associated PressMichael Robertson, CEO of Lindows, uses a sneak preview version of Lindows OS at the company's headquarters in San Diego.
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Lindows would be a Windows alternate
Michael Robertson's last startup, MP3.com, helped ignite the digital music revolution, attracting a big buzz and lawsuits from major record labels.
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Del Mar awarded $465,934 grant
Kiewit Offshore Services needs at least 400 skilled workers at its new Ingleside plant. That's in addition to the 450 workers the company already has hired.
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Factory 2-U to close after a disappointing year
The discount chain Factory 2-U will close its Sunrise Mall store next month after a little more than a year in business, blaming poor sales.
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Creditors wait to see plan that may save Enron
HOUSTON - While Enron Corp.'s new leader envisions a return to its roots as an electricity and natural gas mover, experts say creditors will have to decide whether their best option is a reorganized Enron or getting just pennies on the dollar from liquidation.
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Kmart will continue to advertise despite bankruptcy
Kmart Corp. is going out of its way to reassure newspaper publishers that it will continue to buy advertising to draw customers into its stores, even as the discount retailer goes through a bankruptcy reorganization.
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