NEWS CORP. EXTENDS CONTRACT OF PRESIDENT FOR 5 YEARS
Date: 30 July 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
News Corp's president and chief operating officer, Peter Chernin, signs agreement to remain with company for additional five years (S)
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30th of July 2004 News
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Triumph Of The Trivial
Date: 30 July 2004
By Paul Krugman
Paul Krugman
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column says television news programs, source of news for four out of five Americans, no longer report candidates' policies, focusing instead on trivia that supposedly reveal their personalities; says campaign coverage as celebrity profiling has no rules, offering ample scope for biased reporting; says failure of TV news to inform public about policy proposals of this year's presidential candidates is, in its own way, as serious a journalistic betrayal as its failure to raise questions about rush to invade Iraq (M)
THE CONVENTION IN BOSTON: POINTS AND COUNTERPOINTS: REPUBLICANS; More Words About Kerry, But From the Other Side
Date: 30 July 2004
By Randal C. Archibold
Randal Archibold
Former New York City Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani leads attacks as Republicans strike back at Democrats on final day of convention; questions Sen Kerry's commitment to fighting terrorism and accuses him of distancing himself from Senate record; appears at rally and for more than dozen interviews; calls Kerry and Sen John Edwards liberals who lack conviction; Republicans have been visible presence throughout convention, with party chairman Ed Gillespie making numerous television appearances; photo (M)
THE CONVENTION IN BOSTON: ON THE FLOOR: BIOGRAPHY; New Skirmish Over Images From Vietnam in a Kerry Video
Date: 30 July 2004
By Jim Rutenberg
Jim Rutenberg
Conservative and Republican groups use Sen John Kerry's new video, which shows him in Vietnam War, as opportunity to question his motives for filming himself and decision to use images so heavily in campaign; charges fly as snippets of short film are carried on news networks throughout day leading up to acceptance speech; campaign aides use criticism as evidence that Republicans are concerned about Kerry's decorated war service; photo (M)
THE CONVENTION IN BOSTON: ADDRESSING THE CROWDS; ECONOMIC POLICY; Democrats Tag Bush, Not Them, as Reckless Spender
Date: 30 July 2004
By Steven Greenhouse
Steven Greenhouse
Sen John Kerry and other Democrats speaking at national convention hang mantle of big deficits and irresponsible spending on Pres Bush and Republicans; respondents in New York Times/CBS news poll say deficit is big problem (M)
APPLIED EXTRUSION TO SEEK BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION
Date: 31 July 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Applied Extrusion To Seek
AMERICAN GREETINGS TO SELL UNIT THAT MAKES EYEWEAR
Date: 31 July 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
American Greetings Corp sells its Magnivision division, which makes nonprescription reading glasses, to AAi.FosterGrant; financial terms undisclosed (S)
NAVY CONTRACTS LIFT PROFIT AT NORTHROP GRUMMAN
Date: 30 July 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Northrop Grumman Corp's second-quarter profit rises 44 percent, to $295 million; sales climb 11 percent, to $7.37 billion (S)
METLIFE REPORTS RISE IN 2ND-QUARTER PROFIT AFTER AUDIT
Date: 31 July 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
MetLife says tax audit of its accounts
SOARING OIL PRICES PUSH EXXON'S NET INCOME UP 39%
Date: 30 July 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Exxon Mobil Corp's second-quarter net income climbs 39 percent, to $5.79 billion; sales increase 24 percent, to $70.69 billion (S)