Early Start Has Firms Scrambling
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By Pete Bach, The Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wis.  Mar. 6--Many people won't lose any sleep Sunday when daylight-saving time  kicks in nearly a month early.    Another Y2K it's not, according to one computer expert.
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A big company needs some big ideas in order to grow bigger.
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Strange happenings from the investing and business world.
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Welcome to the dawn of a new credit  cycle, with tighter bank lending, rising costs for riskier  borrowers and a slowing economy.
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Investors are looking for an onslaught  of company earnings and economic data this week to give  direction to U.S. stocks after some early signs of slower  profit growth got the year off to an uncertain start.
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Needless to say the first month of 2005 already looks set to be a busy one as the teams gear up for the opening round of the new season in Australia.
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Major banks and mortgage companies yesterday sharply accelerated an industry consolidation that is set to change the landscape of American lending, while a convergence of events exposed fresh worries about the U.S. economy.
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Quite a few production houses are venturing into this new industry.
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At Computerworld's Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference, a large percentage of the attendees indicated that their companies are still working to prepare for next Sunday's earlier-than-usual start of daylight-saving time.
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A last-minute scramble is on inside many companies as IT workers race to update systems so they can handle the earlier-than-usual start of daylight-saving time on March 11.
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Some customers are concerned that domain registrar and hosting firm can't handle early move to Daylight Saving Time.
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Start-up firms Actional and Westbridge Technology combine forces.
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Experts say rising health insurance costs are causing problems for start-ups and keeping some would-be entrepreneurs from starting businesses.
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With the cold winter months setting in  and overseas manufacturers continuing to drive the price of  power higher, initial public offerings from two energy  companies this week seem fortuitously timed.
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Welcome to the dawn of a new credit cycle, with tighter bank lending, rising costs for riskier borrowers and a slowing economy.
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Merger and acquisition activity involving UK banks set a new record before the crisis in the credit market.
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More and more technology companies are navigating the gap between charismatic founders and efficient managers.