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Yahoo's earnings report fails to wow Wall Street
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterYahoo Inc. on Tuesday made much ado about its first-quarter financial performance as a sign that it's turning around its fortunes. Wall Street reacted like nothing happened. Analysts said the results and projections were not strong enough to force...Tags: Computers, Sunnyvale, Companies and Corporations, Computer Networking and Internet, Computers and Software
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Stocks reclaim a quick 100 at open
Associated PressWall Street shot higher in early trading Monday, with solid preliminary results from IBM encouraging investors to buy back into the stock market after last week's rout. International Business Machines Corp., one of the 30 Dow Jones industrials,...Tags: Stock Activities, Financial Markets, IBM, Earnings Forecasts, Citigroup Incorporated
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Without Chrysler, Daimler may see fortunes improve
Tribune Media Services columnistQ: Now that Chrysler is no longer a part of the company, what is the situation for Daimler AG and its shares? -- R.M., via the Internet A: The German automaker is giving the general impression that a house guest has finally left after an extended visit....Tags: Boeing Co., Passenger Cars, Politics, Proxy Filings, Companies and Corporations
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Tribune bid put at $33 a share
Chicago billionaire Sam Zell's bid for Chicago-based Tribune Co. is valued at roughly $33 per share, a clear premium for a company that has been buffeted by new media challengers, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. Investment bankers...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Auction Service, Television Industry, Employees, Entertainment
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Altria Group To Buy UST, Inc.
Altria Group Inc. said Monday it will buy UST Inc. for nearly $10 billion in a deal that will give the maker of Marlboro cigarettes access to the smokeless tobacco market with the Skoal and Copenhagen brands. Richmond, Va.-based Altria said it...Tags: Altria Group, Inc., Companies and Corporations, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Economy, Business and Finance, Management Change
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Top Local Stories
Bush Administration to Rescue Banks With New Plan The Bush Administration is working on a deal that would rescue banks from the billions they have in bad debt. Early word of the plan pushed the markets Thursday. The Dow surged 410 points. Asian markets...Tags: Organized Crime, Crime, Law and Justice, Ben Bernanke, Health, Jefferson County (Alabama)
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Weaker earnings keep heat on Tribune
Tribune Co.'s second-quarter earnings report on Thursday didn't provide much respite from what is turning out to be a long, hot summer for Dennis FitzSimons, the media company's embattled chairman and chief executive. Tribune profit and revenue fell,...Tags: The McClatchy Company, Family, Phil Rosenthal, Companies and Corporations, Stock Market
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Tribune buyback to move forward
Tribune staff reportersAfter weeks of infighting and boardroom intrigue over a controversial $2.5 billion stock buyback plan, Tribune Co. announced Tuesday that it will repurchase 45 million of its shares for $32.50 each. That number, which represents 15 percent of the...Tags: Family, Companies and Corporations, Auction Service, Spin out, Television Industry
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Pension reform clear in 1 regard: It will be costly
Tribune staff reporterThere's an ongoing joke among certified public accountants that tax reform--which is generally done in the name of simplification--is always good for their business. The irony, of course, is that you would think reform would put CPAs out of work--...Tags: Politics, Gail MarksJarvis, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, General Electric Company
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Tribune Co. disagreements called `constructive'
Bloomberg NewsDisagreements over Tribune Co.'s future are ``a constructive dialogue'' and should help drive the stock price higher, said John Rogers, whose Ariel Capital Management Inc. is Tribune's third-largest shareholder. Tribune's failure to buy back all of the...Tags: Corporate Officers, Companies and Corporations, Bloomberg L.P., Stock Market, Auction Service
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Dispute may put Tribune in play
When Dennis FitzSimons, the chairman and chief executive of Tribune Co., announced a $2 billion stock buyback on May 30, he was confident that the stock's value would rise. He just wasn't counting on it moving this quickly. Tribune shares surged 4.2...Tags: Family, Politics, Companies and Corporations, Stock Market, Chicago Real Estate
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Tribune chief not retreating
Tribune staff reportersWhen Tribune Co. Chief Executive Dennis FitzSimons made the decision in late May to move ahead with a restructuring plan vehemently opposed by his second-largest shareholder, he took up a fight that may end up defining his career. The private battle went...Tags: Politics, Family, Companies and Corporations, Chicago Real Estate, Television Industry
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