Publishing
featured
Daniel Doctoroff, the CEO and president of Bloomberg LP, has posted his first blog on the company's web site apologizing to customers.
» Read MoreMore
-
WELLINGTON, April 30- Following are some of the lead stories from New Zealand metropolitan newspapers on Tuesday. Watchdog tardy, says RAM investors: Ross Asset Management investors have slated the Financial Markets Authority for taking six months to directly contact them, saying the watchdog is doing a poor job of standing up for investors.
-
NEW YORK, April 28- Renowned feminist and former women's magazine editor Mary Thom was killed in a motorcycle crash over the weekend in Yonkers, New York, friends and colleagues said. Magazine, crashed her motorcycle on the Saw Mill Parkway on Friday evening, said Eleanor Smeal, publisher of Ms.
-
MILAN, April 27- Telecom Italia could float its valuable Italian fixed-line network on the stockmarket to keep it separate from any possible tie-up with Hutchison Whampoa, an Italian newspaper said in an unsourced report on Saturday. No one at Telecom Italia could be reached immediately for comment.
-
April 26- After News Corp splits later this year, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch's total target compensation will rise 15 percent, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
-
April 26- After News Corp splits later this year, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch's total target compensation will rise 15 percent, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
-
NEW YORK, April 25- Nora Roberts' "Whiskey Beach" debuted at the top of the Publishers Weekly's bestseller list on Thursday.
-
A new proposal could put additional revenues in the "Grey Lady's" coffers, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
-
April 25- New York Times Co. The 11.2 percent drop in advertising revenue in the first quarter underscores the pressure that the New York Times faces to increase its subscription revenue, especially for its digital products.
-
April 25- New York Times Co reported a decline in quarterly revenue as the newspaper publisher continues to struggle with weak advertising sales. The 11.2 percent drop in advertising revenue in the first quarter underscores the pressure that the New York Times faces to increase its subscription revenue, especially for its digital products.
-
April 25- New York Times Co reported a decline in quarterly revenue as the newspaper publisher continues to struggle with weak advertising sales. The 11.2 percent drop in advertising revenue in the first quarter underscores the pressure that the New York Times faces to increase its subscription revenue, especially for its digital products.
-
Shares in Mwana Africa add 10.6 percent after the miner reports a 36.8 percent increase in gold production from Freda Rebecca for the year to end-March. "Gold production 5 percent ahead of estimate, cash costs higher over Q4 given leach tank issues but all now resolved," analysts at Liberum Capital say.
-
HANOI, April 25- Vietnam's trade deficit is expected to widen to $1 billion in April, the highest since September 2011, from $546 million in March, a state-run newspaper reported on Thursday. Vietnam's actual trade deficit last month widened to $546 million, against the government's initial estimate of a $300 million deficit, Vietnam Customs has said.
-
PARIS, April 24- The publisher of a French celebrity magazine was placed under formal investigation for breach of privacy over the publication of topless pictures of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
-
PARIS, April 24- The publisher of a French celebrity magazine was placed under formal investigation for breach of privacy over the publication of topless pictures of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
-
PARIS, April 24- The editor of a French celebrity magazine was placed under formal investigation for breach of privacy over the publication of topless pictures of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
-
PARIS, April 24- The editor of a French celebrity magazine was placed under formal investigation for breach of privacy over the publication of topless pictures of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
-
April 23- Gannett Co Inc reported higher first-quarter revenue and profit on Tuesday, partly on the strength of its broadcast results but newspaper advertising sales were still weak. Gannett, the largest newspaper chain in the United States, is starting to benefit from a pay model adopted last year for its digital newspaper products.
-
April 23- Gannett Co Inc reported higher first-quarter revenue and profit on Tuesday on the strength of its TV stations and digital revenue from subscriptions to its newspapers. Gannett, which is the largest newspaper chain in the United States, is benefiting from a pay model that it adopted last year for its digital newspaper products.
-
April 19- Al Neuharth, who founded USA Today more than 30 years ago and saw the newspaper become one of the largest in the United States, died on Friday at age 89, the newspaper reported. Neuharth died after sustaining injuries in a fall at his home in Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA Today said.
-
*Sets price range at 54- 62 euros per share. Bertelsmann set a price range of 54 to 62 euros per share for the secondary public offering of up to 23.2 million RTL shares, plus the optional sale of about 2.3 million depending on demand, RTL said ahead of its annual shareholders' meeting on Wednesday.