MONEY

• Bourbon producers see profitable future
• Airlines no longer taking cash on board
• GM may bring new mini car to US
• Utah moves to 4-day workweek to save energy
• Continental ordered to trial in Concorde explosion
• Small-cap stocks could herald broader recovery
• Movie shoots keep rolling despite uncertainty
• Fed: FAA needs to change airline oversight
• Rush Limbaugh signs lucrative new deal
• Honda grows while US auto industry falters

ON Semiconductor forges ahead
ON Semiconductor was the leader among a half dozen large Arizona companies that posted second-quarter stock gains.

Shining a light on genetic testing
Several experts question whether direct-to-consumer tests are valid or accurate.

Security breaches climbing this year
Businesses, governments and universities reported a 69 percent increase in data breaches in the first half of 2008.

• Used-car lot joins luxury-ride lineup
• California lowers taxes for electric car
• Wal-Mart suit: A big price tag
• Monster.com founder eyes online obituaries
• Mayor to lay out economic plan for Mesa
• Banker opens the show for Blondie, Creedence
• Corporate types jump ship
• Job cut surge keeps wage growth low
• Gas-station owners upset over fines
• Kroger beef recall in 20 states, Arizona

• American Airlines workers brace for job cuts
• Stocks end mixed following jobs, services data
• Oil passes, settles above $145 for first time
• Analyst: Chrysler, not GM, in biggest danger
• Service sector contracts as orders fall