1. ‘Motorola is struggling right now and doesn’t really have the currency or the market share of Nokia to justify that kind of purchase.’ — Mark McKechnie of American Technology Rearch on Nokia buying Navteq.
2. ‘Auto sales never were in the same kind of bubble like housing was.’ — Bob Schnorbus, chief economist, J.D. Power and Associates.
3. ‘I would like to get where we don’t have to struggle from paycheck to paycheck.’ — Jacqueline King of Oak Park on an online job training program for low-income working parents.
4. ‘I am comfortable we can win, but we are not leading this parade at all.’ — Peter Ueberroth, U.S. Olympic Committee chairman on Chicago’s bid for the 2016 Games.
5. ‘It sends a message to the profession that you have to look at how you structure yourselves and how you treat partners with respect to retirement.’ — Leslie Corwin, a lawyer with Greenberg Traurig, on a $27.5 million settlement of age-discrimination claims by Sidley Austin.
