CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS SETTLES SHAREHOLDER SUITS
Date: 06 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Charter Communications Inc agrees to $144 million settlement of shareholder lawsuits over its accounting practices (S)
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FINANCE EXECUTIVE RESIGNS AT CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS
Date: 05 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Charter Communications Inc's chief financial officer Michael P Huseby resigns to join Cablevision Systems Corp (S)
MEADWESTVACO WILL ELIMINATE 600 JOBS TO CUT COSTS
Date: 06 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
MeadWestvaco Corp will eliminate about 600 jobs as it consolidates its consumer and office products operations to cut costs; will close two plants (S)
NAVY AGREES TO CHANGE CONTRACT WITH ELECTRONIC DATA
Date: 05 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Electronic Data Systems Corp says Navy has agreed to change its $6.9 billion contract to link 300,000 computers, move that would let company speed up elimination of old software (S)
MARATHON AND HESS FACE INQUIRY INTO AFRICAN DEALINGS
Date: 05 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Marathon Oil Corp and Amerada Hess Corp says Securities and Exchange Commission is probing their payments to government of Equatorial Guinea; Marathon, which produces natural gas off coast of Equatorial Guinea and owns part of methanol plant there, has paid or agreed to pay Equatorial Guinea Pres Teodoro Obiang more than $2 million to buy land to expand operations; Hess allegedly paid Equatorial Guinea officials almost $1 million for building leases (S)
THREE FORMER LEADERS LEAVE POSTS AT CARLYLE GROUP
Date: 06 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Carlyle Group says former British Prime Min John Major has stepped down as European chairman; former Philippine Pres Fidel Ramos and former Thai Prime Min Anand Panyarachun also vacate their posts (S)
NOVO LOSES BID TO BLOCK TEVA'S GROWTH HORMONE
Date: 06 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Novo Nordisk loses lawsuit to block Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries and Savient Pharmaceuticals from selling human growth hormone Tev-Tropin in US; US judge says patent owned by Novo is invalid because of company's errors in application process (S)
CHECKPOINT AND ID SECURITY SYSTEMS SETTLE ANTITRUST SUIT
Date: 06 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Checkpoint Systems Inc, maker of antitheft security tags, pays $19.95 million to Sentry Technology Corp's ID Security Systems Canada to settle antitrust lawsuit (S)
DEAN FOODS WILL COMBINE 3 BUSINESSES TO REDUCE COSTS
Date: 05 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Dean Foods Co will consolidate Dean National Brand Group, White Wave and Horizon Organic to reduce costs; reports second-quarter profit fell 8 percent as raw milk prices rose 87 percent (S)
SOUTHWEST PRESIDENT LOSES CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER TITLE
Date: 05 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Southwest Airlines' president Colleen C Barrett will give up chief operating officer title, as new chief executive Gary C Kelly reorganizes management responsibilities; chief operating duties will be split between executive vice presidents Jim Wimberly and Donna Conover (S)