Roberto Marinho, 98, Brazilian Media Mogul
Date: 08 August 2003
By Tony Smith
Tony Smith
Roberto Marinho, journalist who built his father's newspaper, O Globo, into Brazil's most powerful media company, dies at 98; photo (M)
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7th of August 2003 News
2003년 8월 7일 의 New York Times 1면에 실린 뉴스
In New York, Hispanics Hold Bleaker Views
Date: 08 August 2003
By Mireya Navarro and Marjorie Connelly
Mireya Navarro
New York Times/CBS News Poll finds Hispanics in New York City are unhappier with government and more pessimistic about economy than Hispanics in nation as whole; opinions are closer to those of other New Yorkers than to Hispanics in rest of country; unhappiness extends to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is given worse marks than Pres Bush; graph compares opinions of New York City Hispanics with other New Yorkers and with Hispanics nationwide (M)
Bryant Shows Up And Says Little
Date: 07 August 2003
By Nick Madigan
Nick Madigan
Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant appears for seven minutes in Eagle (Colo) courtroom during hearing in sexual assault case, prompting fans, media, local residents and tourists to congregate outside for what was otherwise uneventful part of trial procedure; photos (M)
Coverage of Bryant? Let's Go to the Tape, Over and Over Again
Date: 08 August 2003
By Richard Sandomir
Richard Sandomir
Richard Sandomir TV Sports column contends that media is obsessing over only footage of Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant it has so far, showing him walking into courthouse for otherwise uneventful hearing in sexual assault case (M)
Sports of The Times; Many Foibles of Fame On View in Small Town
Date: 07 August 2003
By Selena Roberts
Selena Roberts
Selena Roberts Sports of The Times column discusses media fanfare surrounding Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant's trial for sexual assault, contending that celebrity can bring both fame and infamy; photo (M)
BID FOR HISPANIC BROADCASTING SAID TO ADVANCE
Date: 07 August 2003
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The proposed $2.8 billion purchase of the Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation by Univision Communications has been approved in an initial vote by the Republican majority of the Federal Communications Commission, agency officials said yesterday. The three Republicans, led by the chairman, Michael K. Powell, voted privately last week to approve the merger, said four Washington officials who asked not to be named. Univision, the largest Spanish-language television broadcaster in the United States, and Hispanic, the top Spanish-language radio company, proposed the merger in June 2002. It is possible that the two Democratic commissioners, Michael J. Copps and Jonathan S. Adelstein, who have not yet voted, could secure changes in the proposal or persuade Republicans to switch their votes, the officials said.
ASTROPOWER ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS FOR 10% OF WORK FORCE
Date: 07 August 2003
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
AstroPower Inc., the maker of solar-power equipment that was delisted from the Nasdaq stock market in July, said yesterday that it laid off about 55 workers, or 10 percent of its work force, to try to control costs. The company said in a news release that it now employs about 500 people. Last month, AstroPower hired Bridge Associates L.L.C., a turnaround firm, to handle the daily operations and help the company stabilize its finances.
FOSTER WHEELER REPORTS SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE LOSS
Date: 08 August 2003
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Foster Wheeler, power-plant and refinery builder, posts second-quarter loss of $29.3 million (S)
HALLIBURTON LOSES APPEAL OF $98.1 MILLION RULING
Date: 07 August 2003
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Halliburton Company, a provider of oil field services, lost an appeals court bid to overturn a $98.1 million jury award to its rival, the BJ Services Company. BJ Services claimed Halliburton, which is based in Houston, infringed a patent for a method of hydraulic fracturing, which pumps liquid into the ground at high pressure to break open underground formations so that more oil can be recovered. Halliburton lost an April 2002 trial over the patent. The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington upheld the jury finding that the patent was valid and infringed.
AMERCO, IN CHAPTER 11, REPORTS ADDITIONAL LIABILITIES
Date: 08 August 2003
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Amerco Inc, whose stock has doubled since its June bankruptcy filing on speculation that it will be able to repay debts, says in court filing that it has liabilities almost three times larger than previously disclosed (S)