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World Business Briefing | Europe: Sweden: Bid for Web TV Concern The telecommunications equipment maker Ericsson offered 9.8 billion crowns ($1.4 billion) for Tandberg Television of Norway, topping an earlier bid from the Arris Group. Ericsson, which is based in Stockholm, said it was bidding 106 Norwegian kroner ($17.23) for each Tandberg share. The offer […]

Times Company Nominates Board Member The New York Times Company has nominated Daniel H. Cohen to its board after Cathy J. Sulzberger chose not to stand for re-election.

For Fox?s Rivals, ?American Idol? Remains a ?Schoolyard Bully? ?American Idol? is bigger and stronger than ever in its sixth season, causing its competitors to do everything they can to escape its invasion.

Drilling Down: Word of Mouth and Enriching of Wallet When it comes to recommending products to casual acquaintances, it seems that a little incentive ? cash or credit ? can make a big difference.

Analysts Are Skeptical of G.M.-Chrysler Merger DaimlerChrysler?s willingness to cut loose its Chrysler Group is drawing cheers from investors but Wall Street analysts were skeptical of an outright sale of Chrysler to G.M.

Small Business: When Budgets Loom, It?s Time to Rent a C.F.O. Nonprofits and private and public businesses of all sizes are turning to temporary finance chiefs.

A One-Two Punch at the Old Guard of Gossip The arrest of Lisa Nowak and the death of Anna Nicole Smith strained even the tabloid press last week.

World Business Briefing | Europe: Germany: Union Sets Wage Target The German trade union IG Metall said that it would demand a pay increase of 6.5 percent in wage talks expected to begin soon, setting the stage for a clash with employers. ?The metal and engineering industries can easily cope with and finance an increase […]

Court Upholds Evasion Ruling in a Tax Case The federal tax court has ruled in favor of the Internal Revenue Service in a 14-year-old evasion case involving a now-dead lawyer.