Daily News (New York, NY) articles from January 2005

Daily News (New York, NY) archives from January 2005

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
January 1, 2005

National bookstores slash prices on disappointing sellers.
January 2, 2005

New York independent film company looks to break out with new movie.
January 3, 2005

Blockbuster's late-fee policy gets off to strong start in New York.
January 4, 2005

Westchester County, N.Y., revives idea for Sing Sing museum.
January 4, 2005

Daily News, New York, publishing column.
January 4, 2005

Former presidents Bush, Clinton to spearhead U.S. tsunami fund-raising effort.
January 4, 2005

Wal-Mart increases December sales projection to 3 percent growth.
January 4, 2005

New York judge fines cabbie for offering 'free' rides in vintage Checker taxi.
January 4, 2005

Ikea plans parking lot where old structures stand in Red Hook, N.Y.
January 4, 2005

Reform advocates will issue report cards for New York state legislators.
January 4, 2005

New York restaurant donates day's earnings to tsunami relief effort.
January 4, 2005

Loved ones pay tribute to appliance chain visionary in Bay Shore, N.Y.
January 4, 2005

Publisher VNU Business Media develops Web site for book business.
January 5, 2005

CNBC's top executive to exit business cable network; Fox to launch rival show.
January 5, 2005

Former Federated department stores CEO is indicted for lying in probe.
January 5, 2005

Gadget lovers stream into Las Vegas for electronics trade show.
January 5, 2005

Hit by puck, New York City woman slaps arena with $11 million suit.
January 5, 2005

Daily News, New York, Ticker column.
January 5, 2005

New York City transit agency takes over bus line.
January 5, 2005

Brooklyn borough of New York has city's worst gambling woes.
January 5, 2005

Ikea digs up trouble in Red Hook, N.Y.
January 5, 2005

New York City subway worker could face reassignment over turban.
January 5, 2005

Fare battle to begin as Delta cuts prices up to 50 percent.
January 6, 2005

Editorial director of Conde Nast steps away from magazine.
January 6, 2005

Daily News, New York, media column.
January 6, 2005

Laser pointers pose problems for pilots, and authorities are cracking down.
January 6, 2005

TV Guide targets young women with new weekly publication.
January 6, 2005

Virginia mother uses eBay in bid to save her sick son.
January 6, 2005

New York lowers flu shot age limit to 50.
January 6, 2005

New York Daily News gets new editor in chief from Chicago Sun-Times.
January 6, 2005

New York City transit employee must wear MTA logo patch on turban.
January 6, 2005

Fight rages to bag proposed Wal-Mart in New York.
January 6, 2005

Hilton's Homewood Suites extended-stay hotel opens in Melville, N.Y.
January 6, 2005

Federal probe targets Brooklyn, N.Y., judges' private club.
January 6, 2005

Brooklyn has worst phone service of New York City boroughs, report shows.
January 6, 2005

American Eagle Outfitters' sees December sales rise 32.8 percent.
January 7, 2005

Attorney general nominee denies role in Iraqi prisoner abuses.
January 7, 2005

New York doorman stole fortune from residents, prosecutors charge.
January 7, 2005

Democrats launch election challenge.
January 7, 2005

Conservatives are dismayed by Kid Rock's reported inauguration concert.
January 7, 2005

Man behind 'The Sopranos' takes over at Paramount.
January 7, 2005

Daily News, New York, publishing column.
January 7, 2005

New store to bring its power suits to Wall Street professionals.
January 7, 2005

Banks welcome low-income customers in New York.
January 7, 2005

New York City group urges moratorium on Wal-Mart and other big boxes.
January 7, 2005

Strike will halt buses on private lines in New York City boroughs.
January 7, 2005

New York City cabs carry fewer passengers, take in more in fares.
January 7, 2005

Proposal for car lot called wheel lemon in Queens, N.Y., neighborhood.
January 7, 2005

'McMansions' ban bandwagon rolls in Queens, N.Y., neigborhood.
January 7, 2005

New York City environment agency tries to clear air concerning Ikea, asbestos.
January 7, 2005

Bronx, N.Y., neighborhood fears money, not kids, comes first in land deal.
January 7, 2005

New York City mayor eyes second $400 property tax rebate.
January 7, 2005

Poll shows Bush approval rating at 49 percent.
January 8, 2005

Media titan may be forced to testify about affair with Kerik in New York.
January 8, 2005

Fox pulls plug on Mickey Rooney's risque Super Bowl commercial.
January 8, 2005

Hillary Clinton's former campaign finance director is indicted.
January 8, 2005

Wall Street companies create 2,500 new jobs in December.
January 8, 2005

Judge orders Listerine makers to pull commercials over floss claims.
January 8, 2005

MTV Networks, Verizon team up for 3G wireless music entertainment.
January 8, 2005

Families of Sept. 11 victims relive pain as tsunami aftermath unfolds.
January 8, 2005

New York City firefighters to undergo diversity training.
January 9, 2005

New York City council official criticizes mayor over firehouse project.
January 9, 2005

Nothing seems to deter New York City's worst parking ticket scofflaws.
January 9, 2005

Retail trade show in New York City to feature latest gadgets.
January 9, 2005

Daily News, New York, real estate column.
January 10, 2005

Detroit auto show features safety technologies.
January 11, 2005

Four CBS staffers fired over Bush, Texas Air National Guard story.
January 11, 2005

Hollywood Entertainment gets bought by Blockbuster rival.
January 11, 2005

Good reviews send shares soaring for new investment firm.
January 11, 2005

Apple rolls out Mac mini computer, $99 iPods at MacWorld expo.
January 11, 2005

Federal judge gets selected to lead Homeland Security Department.
January 12, 2005

Magazines can't wait to spread news about Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston split.
January 12, 2005

Supermodel injured in tsunami hopes to return to Thailand, help children.
January 12, 2005

Preservationist group seeks to save Harlem, N.Y., church.
January 13, 2005

Ford sets up shop in Hollywood to turn its brands into film, TV stars.
January 13, 2005

Price increase makes People magazine the most expensive celebrity weekly.
January 13, 2005

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
January 13, 2005

Kay Jewelers to set up shop on competitive Manhattan, N.Y., block.
January 14, 2005

Daily News, New York, publishing column.
January 14, 2005

Daily News, New York, Wall Street column.
January 14, 2005

Wal-Mart strikes back with newspaper ads in New York City, elsewhere.
January 14, 2005

Talks hit pothole in Queens, N.Y., bus strike.
January 14, 2005

Top New York horse trainer among first arrests in alleged Mafia race-fixing.
January 14, 2005