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May 1- Time Warner Inc:. *Says Q2 ad revenue at its cable network will be up in the high single digits. *Says ad revenue at time inc will be down in Q2.
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**MERCK& CO INC, $44.76, down 5 pct. **TITAN PHARMACEUTICALS INC, $0.34, down 80 pct. U.S. health regulators rejected an experimental drug to treat opioid addiction made by Titan Pharmaceuticals and asked for additional data showing it works, the company said.
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**MERCK& CO INC, $44.76, down 5 pct. **TITAN PHARMACEUTICALS INC, $0.34, down 80 pct. **NEUTRAL TANDEM INC, $4.12, up 38 pct.
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Record quarterly earnings. That's right. Record. First-quarter earnings for the S&P 500 currently stand at $26.44, according to S&P Capital IQ, the highest ever for a single quarter.
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Wall Street was set for a slightly lower open on Wednesday, weighed by weak results from Merck and as investors waited to hear from the U.S. **MERCK& CO INC, Tuesday close $47, down 5 pct premarket. **CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP, Tuesday close $19.54, up 5 pct premarket.
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Time Warner says earnings grew 24 percent in the first three months of the year, as the company benefited from strength in its television networks.
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Wall Street was set for a flat open on Wednesday as investors waited to hear from the U.S. **MERCK& CO INC, Tuesday close $47, down 5 pct premarket. **CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP, Tuesday close $19.54, up 5 pct premarket.
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NEW YORK, May 1- Time Warner Inc:. *Shares down 2.1 percent in premarket trading after results. ( (New York Treasury Desk; Tel: 223 6300)).
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**MERCK& CO INC, Tuesday close $47, down 3 pct premarket. **CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP, Tuesday close $19.54, up 4 pct premarket. **GENWORTH FINANCIAL INC, Tuesday close $10.03, up 5 pct premarket.
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May 1- Time Warner Inc posted a higher first-quarter profit on Wednesday, as growth in its cable networks offset declines in the film, TV entertainment and publishing units.
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April 30- Campaigns for pop stars Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga joined comedian Jerry Seinfeld and the team behind President Barack Obama's 2012 social media election strategy on Tuesday in winning Webby Awards, the annual honors for excellence on the Internet.
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EXPLOSION IN CENTRAL PRAGUE: An explosion in central Prague on Monday, probably caused by gas, injured as many as 40 people, officials said, and neighbouring buildings- including the National Theatre- had to be evacuated. plans to raise around $400 million gross, mostly from top shareholder Time Warner.
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April 30- Time Warner Inc:. *Evercore raises price target to $65 from $57; rating overweight. Reuters Station users, click. 1568.
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*Minson once served as deputy finance chief at Time Warner Cable. Minson, who had worked as a deputy chief financial officer at Time Warner Cable from 2007-09, will start his new post May 2, replacing Irene Esteves. Esteves, who joined Time Warner Cable in 2011 to become CFO, will be leaving the company.
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April 29- Time Warner Cable Inc:. *Says Arthur T. Minson, Jr. named chief financial officer. *Says minson rejoins Time Warner Cable from AOL Inc.
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LOS ANGELES, April 29- Robert Downey Jr. is donning his Iron Man suit one more time, Captain Kirk is back on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, and the "Hangover" crew are headed for another bout of mayhem and bad decisions. A summer of familiar faces will be on offer at the Hollywood box office, with an astounding 17 sequels between May 1 and the U.S.
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*Top shareholder Time Warner to provide most of funds. PRAGUE, April 29- Loss-making broadcaster Central European Media Enterprises plans to raise around $400 million gross, mostly from top shareholder Time Warner, to cut debt amid plunging advertising revenues.
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*Top shareholder Time Warner to provide most of funds. PRAGUE, April 29- Loss-making broadcaster Central European Media Enterprises plans to raise around $400 million gross, mostly from top shareholder Time Warner, to cut debt amid plunging advertising revenues.
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PRAGUE, April 29- Television broadcaster Central European Media Enterprises expects a slight drop in 2013 revenue to between $750 million to $770 million, down from $772.1 million posted in 2012, the company said on Monday.
