Eric Schmidt News
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Micron Technology Inc. named Mark Durcan as its chief executive yesterday, replacing Steve Appleton, who died on Feb. 3 after crashing an experimental plane.
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Threshold Pharmaceuticals Inc. surged the most ever after German drugmaker Merck KGaA agreed to pay as much as $525 million for the right to jointly develop and sell a drug for cancer.
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Google Inc., whose chairman has served as an adviser to President Barack Obama, is a sponsor of this month’s Conservative Political Action Conference, co-hosted by the Tea Party.
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Morgan Stanley may cement its status as the top underwriter for U.S. initial public offerings for a third year running with its lead role on Facebook Inc.’s planned $5 billion sale.
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European leaders heading to the home of Thomas Mann’s Magic Mountain sanatorium are surprising credit-ratings companies, and the economists who agree with them, as the consensus predicts another year of trauma for the euro area.
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The Internet’s watershed political moment in the U.S. arrived this week. You can Google it. The role of Google itself, however, in the so-called Web blackout is more interesting than a quick Google search would indicate.
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A California group financed by billionaire investor Nicolas Berggruen will delay a proposed ballot initiative to overhaul the state’s tax structure by adopting a levy on services while lowering income taxes, a spokesman said.
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Google Inc., the world’s biggest Internet-search company, named former VMware Inc. Chief Executive Officer Diane Greene to its board, adding a director with experience selling to corporate customers.
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Google Inc., owner of the world’s most popular search engine, isn’t “dominant” in Internet search and competes against companies such as Facebook Inc., Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp., Chairman Eric Schmidt said in a written response to lawmakers’ questions.
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Zynga Inc. updated its initial public offering filing to expand on the risks of losing its chief executive officer after Google Inc. Chairman Eric Schmidt called him a “a fearsome, strong negotiator.”
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