Tom Williams News
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The chief executive officers of software developer Oracle Corp. and watchmaker Fossil Inc. both work for a salary of a dollar or less a year. The only difference: $96.2 million.
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Power producers such as Dynegy Corp. and Duke Energy Corp. are bracing for new U.S. rules on the water they discharge, standards that may impose further costs on the embattled coal industry.
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Yale University football coach Tom Williams resigned amid an inquiry into whether he lied about being a Rhodes Scholarship candidate while attending Stanford University.
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Jim Rogers is sitting in his sleek, modern office on the 48th floor of the Duke Energy Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, explaining how, after a merger capped off by an 11th-hour management coup, he remains chief executive officer of the largest electric utility in the U.S. He wonders aloud whether to enliven the account with a metaphor about soured romance.
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Yale University hired Tony Reno as football coach, going to the staff of rival Harvard University to fill the vacancy created when Tom Williams resigned after acknowledging problems with his resume.
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Airbus SAS Chief Executive Officer Fabrice Bregier said he’s sticking with a goal of flying the A350 jet mid-year and that it represents “a lower risk approach” than the Boeing Co. 787 grounded by U.S. regulators yesterday.
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Airbus SAS said it’s working on a two-step fix of cracked wing brackets on its A380 that emerged during inspections and stem from a combination of manufacturing processes and materials used on the world’s biggest airliner.
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Airbus SAS is putting stricter controls on how airlines can custom-design the cabins of A350 widebody planes after a multitude of requests for different interiors for the A380 led to cost overruns and delays.
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Yale University senior quarterback Patrick Witt asked for an early interview for the Rhodes Scholarship to allow him to play in his final college game against Harvard University.
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Airbus SAS is still evaluating an increased production rate of its single-aisle aircraft to keep up with booming demand, said Tom Williams, the head of programs at the European manufacturer.
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