Friday, September 24, 2010

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Ratings, merger force exit of NBC Universal and CNN execs
Reuters
By Yinka Adegoke and Paul Thomasch NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two of the media industry's highest profile executives said on Friday they would leave NBC Universal and CNN, victims of a ratings war and chaotic shifts in the business. ...
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Stocks reignite a rally as economic woes fade
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Stock rose sharply on Friday, giving the market its fourth straight week of gains, after a big increase in orders for manufactured goods allowed investors to shake off several days of doldrums. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped nearly ...
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US State Officials Investigate After GMAC Halts Evictions
BusinessWeek
By Dakin Campbell Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Attorneys general in three US states are investigating foreclosures at Ally Financial Inc.'s GMAC Mortgage unit after the lender said it would halt some evictions following a discovery of faulty documentation. ...
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China Currency Measure Set for Vote in US House
Bloomberg
By Mark Drajem - Sat Sep 25 02:24:31 GMT 2010 Legislation pressing China to raise the value of its currency is set for a vote in the US House next week, as Republicans joined Democrats in expressing frustration that the yuan is appreciating too slowly. ...
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Cuba pushes private enterprise to save socialism
Reuters
By Jeff Franks HAVANA, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Cuba's economic reforms began taking shape on Friday as the government said it would allow or expand private enterprise in 178 activities ranging from watch repairs to massages, to help assure the survival of ...
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California official in pay scandal posts bail
CNN
By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A former assistant manager for Bell, California, posted a $350000 bond and was released from jail Friday night, the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department said. Angela Spaccia is one of eight current or former city employees ...
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Citigroup's Pandit Takes $1 in Compensation for 2010
New York Times
By ERIC DASH Vikram S. Pandit, Citigroup's chief executive, turned down a potentially lucrative compensation package for the second consecutive year in a move that could help him avoid the uproar over pay in the postbailout era. ...
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