David Reeves of Sony Europe steps down; CMO Andrew House will replace him.
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Shares rise in after-hours trading; Bartz: ‘This is not a company that needs to be pulled apart and left for the chickens.’
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Google will let its employees swap their ‘underwater’ options, while Yahoo’s new CEO imposes a pay freeze.
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Earnings fall 35 percent, but shares rise after global wireless carrier outlines austerity strategy.
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Incoming CEO Daniel Hesse faces challenges, including the task of bringing the carrier's network up to par with those of its rivals.
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One analyst thinks the mobile magnate could turn the troubled No. 3 carrier around if given the chance.
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Current CEO Terry Semel is stepping aside, and co-founder Jerry Yang will take the helm. Mr. Semel joined the company in 2001 and will step aside to assume the advisory role of nonexecutive chairman.
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Nevertheless, succession plan at German software company remains closely watched.
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Despite its start as a provider of government robots, CEO Colin Angle says his company’s consumer business accounts for a majority of its sales.
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Hank Barry, venture capitalist, and Napster CEO during the bubble years, returns to his first love, the legal profession.
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Google's Eric Schmidt was highlight of Web 2.0 tech conference Tuesday.
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HP CEO, embarrassed by legal probe, faces tougher challenges.
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Security software developer to take $100-150 million charge related to options probe.
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Exec cites lack of time to address backdating options review as reason for departure.
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CEO Jonathan Schwartz wants to be able to disclose Sun news on his blog.
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With former CEO still missing, company rolls on with acquisition.
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The Internet-auction giant annouces big changes in its management team.
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Execs bid goodbye to the Net's Methuselahs to recapture the thrills of startup life.
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The company’s new CEO has a hard year ahead of him.
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Red Herring magazine’s Internet news briefs for the week of May 8, 2006.
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