Ursula Burns News
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Xerox Corp., the printer and copier pioneer, fell after its second-quarter profit forecast missed analyst estimates, hampered by restructuring costs and a slump in its document business.
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Xerox Corp., the printer and copier pioneer, hired Kathryn Mikells as its chief financial officer, choosing an executive with experience across diverse industries as it broadens its services.
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Xerox Corp ., a year into integrating its $6 billion purchase of Affiliated Computer Services Inc., is expanding its services business internationally to boost sales after its largest deal ever.
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President Barack Obama said the U.S. is “well on our way” toward doubling exports by the end of 2014, a goal aided by pressing ahead with new trade agreements in Asia and Europe.
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White House officials have approached American Express Co. Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Chenault about joining President Barack Obama’s second-term administration, possibly as Treasury secretary, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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The subtext of the fiscal cliff battle between Democrats and Republicans is a dispute between going fast and going slow.
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Xerox Corp., the largest maker of high-speed color printers, forecast second-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as customers renew spending on printing and office services. The stock rose as much as 8.6 percent.
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Xerox Corp., the largest maker of high-speed color printers, jumped the most in nine months in New York trading after its second-quarter profit forecast beat analysts’ estimates.
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President Barack Obama conferred today with eight company executives, including Ursula Burns, chief executive officer of Xerox Corp. and Johnson & Johnson CEO William Weldon, on ways to boost the economy and create jobs.
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Xerox Corp., the provider of printers and business services, declined after cutting its full- year profit forecast as the economic slump in Europe crimped demand for technology.
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