Ex-Qwest Chief Gets 6-Year Sentence
New York Times - 7 hours ago
By DAN FROSCH DENVER, July 27 - A federal judge on Friday sentenced Joseph P. Nacchio, the former chief executive of Qwest Communications International, to six years in prison in what prosecutors called the largest insider-trading case in history.
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Key Bancroft trust voting structure may change: WSJ
Monsters and Critics.com - 4 hours ago
A copy of the Wall Street Journal is pictured in a newsstand in New York, June 26, 2007. A key branch of the Bancroft family plans to vote against accepting News Corp's $5 billion bid for Dow Jones & Co Inc, The Wall Street Journal reported on its Web ...
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Bursting Cans and Botulism Warnings
Forbes - Jul 26, 2007
By ANDREW BRIDGES 07.26.07, 6:30 PM ET The bursting cans were among those being held by Castleberry's Food Co., which last week announced a massive recall that now includes more than 90 potentially contaminated products, including chili sauces and dog ...
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