Daily Archives: 2008/12/09

Sony to Cut 8,000 Electronics Jobs (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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Japan’s Sony said it aims to cut costs by $1.1 billion a year as a global downturn has hurt profits. More: continued here

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Top Ex-Fannie, Freddie Execs to Testify (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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The two companies, which were seized by federal regulators in September, have become highly charged political targets in the debate over what caused the U.S. housing crisis and the resulting financial fallout. More: continued here

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Delta, Northwest Pilots Get Seniority Ruling (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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An arbitration panel ruled the seniority lists of Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines pilots should be integrated based on pilots’ status and aircraft category. More: continued here

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SpeculatingStocks.com Announces Two Stocks that May be Big Winners Under Obama (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)

2008/12/09
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SpeculatingStocks.com has released two stock picks that they believe will perform well under Obama over the next four years. More: continued here

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Ford Talks Volvo Sale With China’s Changan (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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Ford is in talks to sell its Volvo car business to its China partner Changan Automobile Group, a report says. More: continued here

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Yahoo! Closer to Naming New CEO: Report (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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Among those being considered for the post is Arun Sarin, who retired as CEO of Vodafone in July, the Wall Street Journal reports. More: continued here

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Leno to Get Prime-Time NBC Slot: Report (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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GE’s NBC Universal will give its 10 p.m. weekday time slot entirely over to “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno, a report says. More: continued here

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MySpace, Google to Connect More Users (TheStreet.com)

2008/12/09
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The alliance builds upon MySpace’s effort to make it easier for users of its online hangout to connect with their social circles while at other Internet destinations. More: continued here

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