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When a Newsmaker Buys the Newspaper
Will the new chief executive of Philadelphia's newspapers nurture the people he once bullied?
Reality TV, Ripening in the Heat of Summer
Reality shows rule summer for two reasons: they get higher ratings than repeats and they have lower costs than new scripted shows.
Cutting Sony, a Corporate Octopus, Back to a Rational Size
Sony has expanded into so many businesses in Japan and abroad that it has blurred its original identity as an engineering innovator.
Software to Look for Experts Among Your Friends
Tacit Software is preparing software that will make it easy to pick the brains of friends and colleagues for opinions and expertise.
Soon, Maybe, He'll Have Even Less to Do
The advertising agency that created the character of the lonely Maytag repairman is about to be replaced.
Goldman Sachs Tries to Halt Sale of a Big Stake by Arcelor
The investment bank Goldman Sachs is trying to block Arcelor's plans to sell off a major stake to Severstal, a Russian company.
Michelin Seeks Continuity After the Death of a Leader
Édouard Michelin, the co-managing partner of Michelin, the tire maker, drowned Friday in a boating accident at age 42.
Investor in Advertising Firms Makes His Move on a Rival
After installing himself at the advertising company Havas, French investor Vincent Bolloré is now moving on rival ad company Aegis in the hopes that he can merge the two.
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