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« Reply #15 on: July 30, 2006, 03:31:54 PM »
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This is absurd, if there is any firm that rewards women it is FOX News, just look at the previous posts in this thread.


Fox News' discrimination suit near settlement
Co. will pay nominal sum to four women involved

 
Fox News Channel is close to settling a sex discrimination suit filed by the Feds on behalf of four former female employees.
In a deal expected to be announced as soon as Monday, sources said Fox will pay a nominal sum -- less than $250,000 -- to the four women involved, but admits no wrongdoing.

http://www.variety.com/VR1117947666.html
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I am a big fan of FoXXX News.


 
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NEW YORK (AP) - Katie Couric admits she sometimes wishes she hadn't made the move from NBC's "Today" to the "CBS Evening News."

"Of course," she said in an interview with New York magazine. "I'm human. I'm not going around 'dee-da dee-da dee.' I have days when I'm like, 'Oh my God, what did I do?' But for some weird reason, they don't happen that often."

Couric's move to anchor the CBS newcast has been a bust so far. Its ratings are deep in third place, and the network has rolled back some of the changes it made last fall to shake up the format.

Under new Executive Producer Rick Kaplan, the "CBS Evening News" is a more traditional hard-news evening newscast in the mold of its predecessors and competitors.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070709/D8Q941H00.html
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Mapes: Couric Looks Like She’s Been Drugged, Kidnapped, Making Hostage Tape
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Morgan Stanley Sells Entire New York Times Stake (Update1)

By Leon Lazaroff

Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Morgan Stanley, the second-biggest shareholder in New York Times Co., sold its entire stake today, according to a person briefed on the transaction, sending the stock to its lowest in more than 10 years.

The person declined to be identified because Morgan Stanley hasn't made the sale public yet. Traders with knowledge of the transaction said Merrill Lynch & Co. sold New York Times stock worth $183 million in a block trade.

Hassan Elmasry, managing director of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, has unsuccessfully challenged the Sulzberger family's control of New York Times Co. through super- voting shares that give them control over the board. Shareholders owning 42 percent of the company, parent of the namesake newspaper and Boston Globe, withheld support from directors at the publisher's April annual meeting.
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