Filed under: Time Warner (TWX)FT.com reports that Liberty Media Corp (NASDAQ: LCAPA) and EarthLink (NASDAQ: ELNK) may enter the bidding for AOL's dial-up internet access operation (which shares a parent, Time Warner (NYSE: TWX), with BloggingStocks). Liberty thinks its advantage is its ability to do a "tax efficient transaction." Meanwhile Liberty's stake in Time Warner is worth just slightly m...
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Best ETFs, FICO score changes & next wave of mortgage defaults - Today in Money 8/12
Tue, Aug 12, 3:45 AM ET
Filed under: Yahoo! (YHOO), Money and Finance Today, Whole Foods Market (WFMI), Wachovia Corp (WB), Delta Air Lines (DAL)In the News -- UBS to Restructure as Losses Mount -- Delta, Northwest Pilots Approve Merger -- Numbers of Working Poor Increases -- Wachovia Raises 2Q Loss, to Cut More Jobs -- U.S. Trade Deficit Falls in June -- Dollar Continues to Get Stronger vs. Euro, Pound & Yen -- B...
According to Reuters, JP Morgan (JPM) lost $1.5 billion in July. Reuters writes the UBS (UBS) posted a huge loss and will split itself into a wealth management operation and an investmen bank. Reuters reports that Wachovia (WB) lost $9.11 billion and cut more jobs than it initially announced.Reuters writes that Morgan Stanley (MS) is trying to cut an auction-rate deal with New York state. Reute...
Malone: Liberty Media “Open” To Swap Of Time Warner Stake For AOL Dial-Up; Sat TV Merger “Problematic”
Mon, Aug 11, 2:37 PM ET
Liberty Media (LCAPA) is “open” to swapping its stake in Time Warner (TWX) for AOL’s dial-up Internet access business, Liberty Chairman John Malone said Monday, Reuters reported. Malone said there have not been any discussions on the concept so far, however. “Clearly an exit from the Time Warner equity stake into a cash-generating asset would be attractive, but at the cu...
Whenever analysts say "content is king," people often visualize Mel Brooks in "History of the World Part 1" shouting "it's good to be the king." A more accurate picture is Shakespeare's tragic "King Lear" – at least that's the monarch that comes to mind when I think of Time Warner. The world's largest media conglomerate lives in confusing times. On the one hand, it can still make tens of millio...
Does Jeff Bewkes have a credible vision for making Time Warner (TWX) a good investment?
Mon, Aug 11, 7:30 AM ET
Filed under: Management, Time Warner (TWX)Jeff Bewkes, the Stanford MBA behind HBO's huge success, took over as CEO of BloggingStocks' parent, Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) this January. The New York Times reports that he wants to get rid of everything he inherited except selected "content providers" -- e.g., people who make movies and TV programs and write articles in magazines. But would such a str...
Filed under: General Electric (GE), Time Warner (TWX), Walt Disney (DIS), Sony Corp ADR (SNE), Hasbro Inc (HAS), FilmTime Warner's (NYSE: TWX) The Dark Knight will not rest. According to Boxofficemojo, the superhero flick finished in first place yet again over the weekend. It grossed an estimated $26 million at domestic theaters. Sony's (NYSE: SNE) Pineapple Express put forth a valiant effort t...
DCB, 4 others can`t trade directlyBusiness Standard,India- 8 hours ago… the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Financial Technologies (FTIL), the MCX promoter, have sought the Sebi nod for starting currency futures trading. … Written by "futures trading" - Google News and Powered by WordPress
Earnings highlights: Fannie Mae, Time Warner, P&G, Playboy, News Corp. and others
Sat, Aug 9, 6:40 AM ET
Filed under: Earnings reports, Time Warner (TWX), Exxon Mobil (XOM), Whole Foods Market (WFMI), Federal Natl Mtge (FNM), Procter and Gamble (PG), News Corp'B' (NWS), Marvel Entertainment (MVL)Here are some highlights from this past week's earnings coverage from BloggingStocks: American International Group Inc. (NYSE: AIG) blamed another big loss on housing and credit markets. Barrett Business S...
Kara Swisher over at the All Things D blog writes this morning that Google’s (GOOG) official 10Q, filed yesterday, reveals potential impending charges to earnings because the company’s $1 billion investment in Time-Warner’s (TWX) AOL, made back in 2005, just wasn’t worth it — or at least, hasn’t proven itself over time to be worth it. As Swisher points out, G...