
ANGELA J. CESERE / Union-Tribune
Brent Takemiya of Rancho Peñasquitos carried his green tea frozen yogurt, topped with mango, out of Pinkberry on Fifth Avenue in downtown San Diego yesterday morning. The store had its grand opening yesterday.
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Pinkberry has arrived
Yogurt icon expands into county, opens downtown S.D. store
By Penni Crabtree
STAFF WRITER
Dubbed “Crackberry” by its fanatical fans, frozen yogurt icon Pinkberry yesterday opened its first location in San Diego at downtown's Hard Rock Hotel.
Massive solar plan is linked to SDG&E
Proposed plant would power 500,000 homes in San Diego
By Bruce V. Bigelow
STAFF WRITER
An Arizona startup company yesterday asked government regulators for approval to build a massive solar energy power plant that proponents say is crucial to San Diego Gas & Electric's proposed Sunrise Powerlink.
Food costs may be spared by floods
Corn prices drop on harvest news
By David Pitt
ASSOCIATED PRESS
DES MOINES, Iowa – Midwest floods may not contribute as much to food inflation as was feared. Corn prices fell yesterday after the government surprised traders, reporting farmers tried to cash in on soaring corn demand for ethanol by planting more acres of the crop than the market expected.
Electric-car maker plans Calif. factory
Incentives prompt Tesla to stay in state
By Alan Ohnsman
BLOOMBERG NEWS
Tesla Motors, aiming to be the first high-volume electric-car maker, will open a California factory to produce battery-powered sedans in 2010, abandoning an earlier plan to assemble the model in New Mexico.
Counterfeiting lawsuit may cost eBay $61 million
By Doreen Carvajal
NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
PARIS – EBay said it would appeal a French court's order that it pay 38.6 million euros ($60.8 million) in damages to the French luxury goods company LVMH, the latest round in a long-running legal battle over the sale of counterfeit goods on the Internet.