Business

More Headlines

• CORRECTION

• Security Bank’s CFO resigns

• Stimulus bill provides tax breaks for many people

• Liz Reed’s may be reopening soon

• Value of Jackson memorabilia could be sentimental only

• Children’s museum to reopen cafe

• Faces and places

• Dealing with an irritating co-worker

• Retailers, restaurants continuing to flock to River Crossing

• Retailers, restaurants continuing to flock to River Crossing

• Produce stands still thriving despite economy

• Chick-fil-A offers free deal on meal

• Macon Mall partners to host coloring contest

• Electric vehicle plant considering Georgia

TECHNOLOGY

SKorea says attackers use IP address in 16 nations

Cyber attacks that caused a wave of Web site outages in the U.S. and South Korea used 86 IP addresses in 16 countries, South Korea's spy agency told lawmakers Friday, amid suspicions North Korea was behind the effort.

More Headlines

• Universal teams with TuneCore to discover talent

• Sprint Nextel signs networking deal with Ericsson

• Google CEO: New operating system changes the game

• Broadcom drops takeover bid for Emulex

• Google, Microsoft chairmen share laugh together

• Is this cyber war? Possible U.S responses limited

• Germany calls for ban of neo-Nazi sites abroad

• NY official: Tagged site stole identities

• Amazon lowers Kindle e-book reader price to $299

• Official says 7 South Korean Web sites attacked

• North Korea a suspect in cyber attacks in US

• Windows 7 is on sale. Should you buy it now?

• Top media execs wonder how Twitter will make money

• US officials eye North Korea in cyber attack

FROM THE BUSINESS WIRES

• China says Rio Tinto employees stole state secrets

• May wholesale inventories fall, 9th straight drop

• YRC, Teamsters reach tentative deal on concessions

• Madoff won't appeal 150-year sentence

• SEC calls for Calif. IOUs treated as securities

• Jobless claims indicate economy remains weak

• Commodities move higher as risk appetite grows

• Business Highlights

• Banks cut Fed borrowing, sign credit stress easing

• Bank of England holds key rate at 0.5 percent

• Target June same-store sales fall 6.2 percent

• Commercial real estate woes grow

• Retailers report weak June sales

• Gains in financials, technology stocks lift market

• Ticketmaster, Priceline.com form partnership

FINANCIAL

• Product recalls, possibly salmonella-tainted

• DOT says more flights were on time in May

• Traffic drop doesn't worry Atlanta airport boss

• Traffic drop doesn't worry Atlanta airport boss

• Airlines defend antitrust-immunity bid

• Alabama DA reviewing options on coal ash decision

• Government tightening food safety standards

• Salmonella product recalls

• PepsiCo and Pepsi Bottling invest $1B in Russia

• Army `closers' train for new mission: leaving Iraq

• PepsiCo, Pepsi Bottling invest $1B more in Russia

• AP analysis: Economic stress up in much of nation

• Bankruptcies low in states that don't seize wages

• Plant disease hits eastern US veggies early, hard

• Truck hauler idling 115-120 with GM plant closing