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New Samsung CEO to Have Less Clout

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Wall Street Journal - 06.08.2012 Original article ›
Evan Ramstad, Evan, Ramstad, Jung Ah Lee, Jung Ah, Lee
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Efforts by Samsung to separate the operations and management of its chip business which sells to many competitors from its other businesses in television, mobile phones and other products. The current CEO of Samsung Electronics Choi Gee-sung resigns and a new management structure is being set in place. The Chairman Lee Kun-hee will play a greater role when the component and consumer product businesses collide. The heads of consumer product divisions in television and smartphones will no longer report to the new CEO of Samsing Electronics, Kwon Oh-hyun. Kwon has managed the chips business since 2008. Kwon joined the chips business in 1985, and he was one of the leaders for the effort in logic chips in 1998.
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Campbell Soups It Up

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Wall Street Journal - 07.10.2012 Original article ›
Justin Lahart, Justin, Lahart
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Campbell paid $1.55 billion for Bolthouse Farms. The large premium stems from the problems Campbell is having with canned soup sales eroding from competition with store brands.
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Game On for Microsoft Chief

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Wall Street Journal - 07.11.2014 Original article ›
Dan Gallagher, Dan, Gallagher

Tata Unveils First New Model Since 2010

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Wall Street Journal - 08.13.2014 Original article ›
Santanu Choudhury, Santanu, Choudhury

SAIC Motor Gets Ready for Wider Audience

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Wall Street Journal - 08.15.2014 Original article ›
Abheek Bhattacharya, Abheek, Bhattacharya

Citigroup to Bolster Mexican Unit

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Wall Street Journal - 09.10.2014 Original article ›
Amy Guthrie, Amy, Guthrie

Airbus Worried About A400M Costs as Profit Drops

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Wall Street Journal - 11.15.2014 Original article ›
Robert Wall, Robert, Wall

Standard Chartered Is Stung by Mining Loans

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Wall Street Journal - 11.17.2014 Original article ›
Joliet Samuel, Joliet, Samuel, Max Colchester, Max, Colchester

Bank of America's Profit Falls 11%, Hurt by Consumer Loans and Investment Banking

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New York Times - 01.15.2015 Original article ›
Peter Eavis, Peter, Eavis

Standard Chartered CEO Is Under Pressure From Shareholders, Regulators, Staff

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Wall Street Journal - 01.28.2015 Original article ›
David Enrich, David, Enrich, Ken Brown, Ken, Brown

BG Group Hit by $8.9 Billion Write-Down

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Wall Street Journal - 02.04.2015 Original article ›
Selina Williams, Selina, Williams

Vodafone Hails Signs of Stabilization in Europe

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Wall Street Journal - 05.20.2015 Original article ›
Simon Zekaria, Simon, Zekaria

Micron Investors May Be Playing With Fire

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Wall Street Journal - 01.06.2014 Original article ›
Dan Gallagher, Dan, Gallagher

Baidu's Search for Elusive Profit Growth

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Wall Street Journal - 02.28.2014 Original article ›
Aaron Back, Aaron, Back

BAE Holds Defensive Line

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Wall Street Journal - 06.12.2013 Original article ›
Andrew Peaple, Andrew, Peaple

Twitter Advertisers Say Service Needs More Users

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Wall Street Journal - 10.06.2013 Original article ›
Yoree Koh, Yoree, Koh, Suzanne Vranica, Suzanne, Vranica
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Mass market advertisers see Twitter's 218 million users as not a large audience of the size they would like to see. About one fifth of U.S. internet users are on Twitter, according to Forrester Research. Advertising now generates about 85% of the $317 million in revenues for Twitter in 2012, according to a SEC filing. Twitter provides a tool for sending 140 character messages.
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Talk Can't Be Cheap at Twitter

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Wall Street Journal - 10.06.2013 Original article ›
Miriam Gottfried, Miriam, Gottfried

Standard Chartered Suffers Emerging Problems

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Wall Street Journal - 12.05.2013 Original article ›
Andrew Peaple, Andrew, Peaple

Look Who's Beating the Market

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Wall Street Journal - 06.29.2014 Original article ›
Mark Hulbert, Mark, Hulbert

Netflix Abandons Qwikster Plans

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Wall Street Journal - 10.10.2011 Original article ›
Shara Tibken, Shara, Tibken

Yum's CEO Serves Up New Taco, Growth Plans

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Wall Street Journal - 02.21.2012 Original article ›
Julie Jargon, Julie, Jargon

Nokia Nears Decision Time for Venture With Siemens

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Wall Street Journal - 04.01.2013 Original article ›
Juhana Rossi, Juhana, Rossi

EADS’s Newfound Freedom May Lead to Clash With Berlin

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New York Times - 03.29.2013 Original article ›
Nicola Clark, Nicola, Clark
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The new management structure of EADS giving management more decisionmaking authority, and the efforts to tackle the problem of slow growth and low profitability in the Cassidian defense division based in Germany. The German government is intent on keeping jobs in Bavaria, a stronghold of the CDU, where Cassidian is based. More than half of the 23,000 employees of Cassidian work in Bavaria.
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Goldman Pushes Stock Issue in Plan to Escape U.S. Grip

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Wall Street Journal - 04.14.2009 Original article ›
Susanne Craig, Susanne, Craig, Kate Kelly, Kate, Kelly, Deborah Solomon, Deborah, Solomon

American, United Launch Buybacks

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Wall Street Journal - 07.25.2014 Original article ›
Susan Carey, Susan, Carey
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United with subsidiaries United Airlines and Continental Airlines had $6.8 billion in liquidity as of June 30, 2014. American Airlines after the merger with US Airways has $9.4 billion unrestricted cash by July 2014. Mr. Parker, the CEO of American, plans to prepay $2.8 billion in debt and aircraft lease payments, place $600 million more than required into pension contributions, and start a dividend and share buyback. Airline consolidation into 4 major carriers, cutting unpofitable hubs and routes, filling planes to capacity, and charging for better seating, snacks and other amenities, are leading to record profits for the U.S. airline industry.
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