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Executive Suite: With Friends Like Carl Icahn….more similar news »
This week's column (which I'll link to as soon as it is posted online this evening) recounts an obscure fight involving a company that few people pay attention to anymore, XO Communications. Once a darling of the telecommunications set - just like its competitors Global Crossing and Level 3 - XO fell on [...].
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Wall Street lost ground on Friday after the government said personal incomes fell last month by the largest amount in nearly three years while consumer spending slowed.
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The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic refused Friday to enter pleas on the 11 charges he faces at the United Nations war crimes tribunal.
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A jury has convicted the former Hollywood private eye Anthony Pellicano and the entertainment lawyer Terry Christensen of federal wiretapping conspiracy charges.
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Spending slowed for the second consecutive month and personal income fell as the effect of economic stimulus checks tapered off and inflation lingered, the Commerce Department said.
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Bianca Jagger's landlord evicted her from her Park Avenue apartment last year, arguing that she could not maintain a primary residence in the United States because she is a British citizen.
