Friday, January 21, 2011

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Schmidt out as Google's CEO, Page to take over
Bizjournals.com
Eric Schmidt is stepping down as CEO of Google Inc., and Larry Page, who helped start the search engine, is taking the top job as of April 4. Schmidt will stay on as executive chairman of Mountain View, Calif.-based Google (NASDAQ: GOOG). ...
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General Electric's Earnings Help Lift Wall Street
New York Times
By AP Wall Street indexes turned higher on Friday after the industrial and financial conglomerate General Electric reported strong quarterly profits. Before the market opened, General Electric and the oilfield services company Schlumberger posted ...
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Obama seeks to highlight economic successes
Washington Times
General Electric's Jeffrey Immelt looks on as President Obama speaks at a roundtable discussion with business leaders in Mumbai, India, on Nov. 6, 2010. Mr. Obama is restructuring his economic advisory board and naming Mr. Immelt as it new head. ...
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Washington Times
An Ugly Side Effect of New 1099 Law: More Tax Evasion
Fox Business
By Elizabeth MacDonald Tax pros now fear that tax evasion could go viral if the health-reform bill's new 1099 requirement takes effect next year. They say more small businesses will likely opt to do all-cash transactions under the table to avoid the ...
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Eat Drink Better Anchors
Eat. Drink. Better.
Wal-Mart announced their intentions this morning to make food healthier and to make healthy food affordable. Working with First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move initiative, Wal-Mart will increase accessibility to healthy foods through lower prices, ...
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Oil Fluctuates Amid Gain in European Confidence, Chinese Rate Concern
Bloomberg
By Mark Shenk - Fri Jan 21 14:21:59 GMT 2011 Crude oil fluctuated in New York amid signals of growing confidence in a European economic recovery and speculation China will increase interest rates to curb inflation. Oil rose as much as 0.7 percent as ...
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France's Messier convicted in Vivendi trial
Reuters
Former Vivendi head Jean-Marie Messier (L) and companion Christel Delaval arrive at the Paris courts for the verdict in his trial January 21, 2011. PARIS (Reuters) - A French court found former Vivendi chief executive Jean-Marie Messier guilty of ...
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Reuters
Stocks, Euro Advance on German Confidence, GE's Earnings; Dollar Weakens
Bloomberg
By Stephen Kirkland and Rita Nazareth - Fri Jan 21 14:38:24 GMT 2011 Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Gernot Nerb, head economist at Ifo Institute, talks about the January survey of German business confidence and the outlook for European Central Bank interest ...
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