Phoenix Coyotes News
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The Winnipeg Jets pulled within one point of the New York Rangers and Ottawa Senators for the final two playoff spots in the National Hockey League’s Eastern Conference by defeating the Buffalo Sabres 2-1.
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The New York Rangers sent right wing Marian Gaborik to the Columbus Blue Jackets, parting with the three-time All-Star as they fight for a playoff spot.
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Glendale, Arizona’s bet on becoming the Phoenix area’s sports and entertainment hub is resulting in higher taxes, fired workers and rising penalties on its debt.
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The National Hockey League is back in business after a four-month labor dispute.
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Jim Balsillie, Research In Motion Ltd.’s co-chief executive officer until January of 2012, cut his last formal ties to a company he helped build for two decades when he reported yesterday that he no longer holds a stake.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers warned the monitor appointed by Major League Baseball to oversee the team not to interfere with its operations, saying in a letter he would be violating a bankruptcy court order, a person familiar with the document said.
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Jim Balsillie, Research In Motion Ltd.’s co-chief executive officer until January of last year, cut his last formal ties to a company he helped found 20 years ago when he reported yesterday that he no longer holds a stake.
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The lawyers who previously attempted without success to stop the Chrysler LLC sale process have new clients and are again seeking to block the government-backed rescue that pays some unsecured creditors more than secured noteholders.
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The Phoenix Coyotes won their first National Hockey League playoff series since relocating to Arizona from Winnipeg in 1996, advancing to the second round with a 4-0 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
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The National Hockey League reached a tentative agreement to sell the Phoenix Coyotes to Greg Jamison, the former Chief Executive Officer of the San Jose Sharks.
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