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Howard Stern lost a bid to revive his pay lawsuit against Sirius XM Radio Inc. after a New York state appeals court found the talk-show host wasn’t entitled to additional compensation.
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HSBC Holdings Plc lost a bid to dismiss a lawsuit by a group of Taiwanese banks that accuse HSBC Bank USA of helping deceased financier Danny Pang’s PEMGroup defraud them of more than $500 million.
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. , the biggest U.S. satellite-radio broadcaster, must face class-action claims in a lawsuit alleging antitrust violations, a federal judge ruled.
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. was sued by radio personality Howard Stern ’s production company and his agent for failing to pay stock awards they claim were promised.
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Billionaire John Malone’s push to take over Sirius XM Radio Inc. is setting up a potential clash with Sirius Chief Executive Officer Mel Karmazin, who stands to lose power under the deal.
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John Malone’s Liberty Media Corp. won U.S. regulatory approval to assume broadcast licenses from Sirius XM Radio Inc., a step needed for Liberty to finish its takeover of the satellite radio provider.
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. , the U.S. satellite-radio broadcaster, jumped in early trading after CNBC reported talk-show host Howard Stern is staying with the company for five more years.
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Billionaire John Malone said his effort to take control of Sirius XM Radio Inc. will eventually lead to a spinoff of the largest U.S. satellite-radio company.
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. won a judge’s preliminary approval to settle a class-action lawsuit by a group of subscribers who claimed the satellite-radio company violated antitrust law by boosting prices after acquiring its only rival.
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. doesn’t need Mel Karmazin to succeed, said Liberty Media Corp. Chief Executive Officer Greg Maffei, addressing speculation his company seeks the ouster of the satellite-radio carrier’s CEO.
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