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United Appoints New CEO
United said it is cooperating with the government probes. Continental , a longtime player there, was for years the top airline in the NY area. The company announced that an internal investigation was going on. In the same article, another Wharton professor, Wayne Guay, said that the existence of a golden parachute for a departing executive also ensures that leaders who are asked to leave won't put up an freaky, extended fight that could mire the company in even more negative publicity.
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United Airlines CEO steps down while federal investigation going on
Dirk Jenter, an associate professor of finance at Stanford University, said no one should be surprised that a CEO of Smisek's tenure - he was at the helm of United for five years - would leave the job with bulging pockets. The advocacy group Business Travel Coalition said that United also reportedly sought rail service to lower Manhattan and airport rent reduction as part of the port authority's US$8 billion capital improvement plan.
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Harvey's NFL Fantasy Picks The $10 MILLION Decision!!!
This is better than Christmas as an 8-year-old, for crying out loud. Just take a moment to analyze what happened and make mental notes of which players you may need to move on. But, Cobb is going to be Green Bay's top target Sunday afternoon with Jordy Nelson out for the season with a torn ACL. I've listed their price and where it ranks at their position.
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Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU) plans to cut down its workforce in the Global Operations
It had been confirmed by the spokesman of Micron Technology Inc. that the job cuts would be carried out through the fiscal year 2014 and would turn out in the form of employee attrition, reduction and separation. The stock had been fluctuating throughout the trading session with the prices ranging from low of $13.77 per share to high of $14.16 per share. The stock presently holds 52 week low value of prices at $5.16 per share and 52 week high value of prices at $14.60 per share.
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Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ)’s former CEO dismissed
According to the Silicon Valley Business Journal reports, Hewlett-Packard Company didn’t violate the rules. Jon Tigar, district judge of United States has dismissed the case that claimed Mark Hurd and the company yesterday mentioning in spite of the company obligation to be “honest and direct in all our dealings.” The ethics policies were too unclear to stand legal responsibility upon.
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Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) shares sees a marginal decline
It had reported from the Chinese media services that the technology superiority of these computer giants had continued to dominate the information technology systems of the country and that the Prism scandal is currently implying many security problems which are concerning the government.