The Times in Joint Internet News Operation
Date: 28 July 1999
New York Times will establish joint news operation with TheStreet.com, online financial news service, as part of newspaper's effort to expand and enhance its presence on Internet (S)
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27th of July 1999 News
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Martin Agronsky, 84, Leader Of Early News-Panel Program
Date: 27 July 1999
By William H. Honan
William Honan
Martin Agronsky, veteran broadcast news correspondent who led one of first 'talking head' programs, dies at age 84; photo (S)
Business Travel; Corporate travel managers win an important victory from Delta Air Lines on Internet fares.
Date: 28 July 1999
By Edwin McDowell
Edwin McDowell
Corporate travel managers, assisted by National National Business Travel Assn, win important victory from Delta Air Lines, which will make discounted Internet fares available to corporate customers; Northwest Airlines says it will test negotiated rates and Internet fares for three corporations through its Web site; British Airways will provide electronic book with equivalent of 400 pages of daily newspapers in first-class and business-class lounges at O'Hare International Airport; Japan Air Lines, All Nippon Airways and Japan Air System report completing Year 2000 computer tests and are fully compliant; National Golf Foundation reports Michigan is currently one of top golfing states (M)
Journalists, or Detectives? Depends on Who's Asking
Date: 28 July 1999
By Douglas Frantz
Douglas Frantz
Second article in series Private Eyes focuses on William Koch's use during his legal battle with brothers over Koch Industries of former reporters working as private investigators; Koch's investigators apparently infiltrated press corp covering trial to try to get confidential data and to tip public sentiment in his favor by distributing negative data about company and Koch's brothers, Charles and David; case calls attention to detective industry's use of former reporters willing to trade on past occupation to gain access to sources unlikely to speak to investigator; photos (L)
FOSTER WHEELER TO TRIM 15% OF WORK FORCE
Date: 28 July 1999
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Foster Wheeler Corp, large construction and engineering company, will cut 1,600 jobs, or 15 percent of work force; will slash dividends and shut some plants to improve cash flow and earnings (S)
SPRINT TO ACQUIRE OPERATING UNITS OF WBS AMERICA
Date: 28 July 1999
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Sprint Corp will acquire WBS America LLC for $108 million less assumed debt (S)
SEAGRAM TO SELL CONCERTS UNIT TO RESTAURANT OPERATOR
Date: 27 July 1999
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Seagram Co to sell its Universal Concerts unit to House of Blues Entertainment Inc for $190 million in cash and assumed debt; deal will give Seagram warrants of up to 1 percent of House of Blues (S)
COMPASS BANCSHARES TO BUY WESTERN FOR $88 MILLION
Date: 27 July 1999
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Compass Bancshares Inc to buy Western Bancshares Inc for about $88 million in stock (S)
LASON TO CUT 3.5% OF 11,500-PERSON WORK FORCE
Date: 28 July 1999
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Lason Inc, manager of computer record, will lay off 300 to 400 workers, or up to 3.5 percent of 11,500-person work force, as its streamlines operations to cut costs (S)
UNITED RENTALS, ON BUYING SPREE, ACQUIRES 17 COMPANIES
Date: 28 July 1999
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
United Rentals Inc, pre-eminent US equipment-rental company, buys 17 companies with combined annual revenues of $150 million as its moves to dominate traffic-safety market (S)