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NBC Said to Be in Talks to Remove Program Chief NBC Universal is in talks to sever its ties with Kevin Reilly, several executives said Sunday.
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NBC Said to Be in Talks to Remove Program Chief NBC Universal is in talks to sever its ties with Kevin Reilly, several executives said Sunday.
Nasdaq Agrees to Buy OMX, Operator of 7 Stock Exchanges in Europe The $3.7 billion deal will form the Nasdaq OMX Group that will list more than 4,000 companies with a combined market value of $5.5 trillion.
World Business Briefing: Nigeria: Oil Output Restored The Chevron Corporation said it had restored normal production levels at its Pennington oil fields in Nigeria after a militant attack forced the company to cut output earlier this month. Chevron shut off 15,000 barrels a day on May 1 from its offshore Funiwa oil field, which is […]
China to Buy a Stake in Blackstone It is China?s first effort to diversify its $1.2 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves beyond U.S. Treasury bills.
G.M.?s Advertising Chief to Step Down General Motors said its North American marketing and advertising chief, Mike Jackson, would leave the company June 15.
[TS] About New York: Unkind Cut for Janitors at Hilfiger The Tommy Hilfiger company, which was bought for what was reported to be $1.6 billion last year, recently laid off nine cleaning workers who made about $19 an hour.
Off the Charts: Asian Growth Offsets U.S. Slump to Prolong Industrial Metals Rally Just how much the prices of industrial metals like copper have risen since the end of 2000.
Subscriber Growth Pushes Earnings Up 7% at EchoStar EchoStar Communications, parent of the Dish Network satellite television service, said yesterday that its quarterly profit rose 7 percent as subscriber growth helped overcome higher marketing costs in the face of tough competition.
Deal Is Offered for Chief?s Exit at World Bank European governments signaled that they would let the U.S. choose the bank?s next chief if Paul D. Wolfowitz resigned soon.
Surprising Finding in Capital Gains Study Only 3 percent of capital gains go to people who make less than about $50,000.