New Provo School Video Policy Puts Entrepreneur's Business At Risk

Provo High School alumnus Ryan Clark may be out of the movie business after the school board decided to ban R-rated films on campus. Family Flicks, Clarke's brainchild, shows edited versions of hit screen movies. Violence profanity and nudity are removed. It seemed like a good idea until last week when the Provo School Board approved a video policy that prohibits showing any clip from an R-rated movie, edited or not. Clark had been renting school space to show the films.

Corvis, Micrel and Myriad Genetics Push MSI Down Again

While three quarters of the stocks on the MSI were down last week, just three stocks accounting for most of the more than 6% fall in the index. Optical network equipment maker Corvis fell nearly 20%, as did semiconductor manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor, while biotech firm Myriad Genetics was off over 17%. Combined, they accounted for two-thirds of the index's drop.

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