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At Disney, a Dealmaker in the Grip of Technological Change The aggressive pursuit of a deal with Pixar by Disney s chief executive speaks volumes about his own ambitions and how he perceives his company s future.

U.S. Tries Simpler Tack Against Ex-Chief of Qwest Instead of focusing on revenue inflation on Joseph P. Nacchio’s watch, prosecutors will charge him with something easier for jurors to grasp: insider trading.

Airbus Edge in ‘05 Sales Comes With an Asterisk The European airplane manufacturer claimed a victory over Boeing, but the arithmetic of airplanes can be deceptive.

He Likes Challenges. But Time Warner? Bruce Wasserstein, the veteran deal maker and perhaps Wall Street’s most inscrutable and zealously tracked figure, feels misunderstood.

A Unit Chief to Leave S.E.C. Alan L. Beller, who led a surge of rule-making at the Securities and Exchange Commission as head of its corporation finance division, will step down in February.

Boston Scientific Now Says Buying Guidant Would Not Increase Profits Until ‘09 Boston Scientific warned Wall Street that the company would not expect higher profits from any acquisition of Guidant before 2009, a year later than it projected when it first proposed the takeover.

Is There a Future in Ford’s Future? As the new president for Ford’s American operations, Mark Fields is taking on the challenge of fixing a sick company.

Economic Scene: New (and Sometimes Conflicting) Data on the Value to Society of the Job Corps The new data raise several puzzles and paint a less optimistic picture over all.

Dutch Broker Names Chief Van der Moolen Holding said that Richard den Drijver of Curvalue Financial Services would succeed Friedrich M. J. B ttcher as chief executive.

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