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Ubisoft reports fiscal Q3 sales of $679 million, hints at unannounced titles
21 hours ago ago from Joystiq
Sure, $679 million may sound like a lot of money (it sure does to us!), but when you're a company CEO reporting that number to investors and it's 2.7 percent lower than last year's equivalent time period ($697 million), it's not quite as impressive. And that's just what Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot had to do earlier today when the company reported its fiscal Q3 (October 1 through December 31) sales for 2009. Given the publisher's French HQ, ...
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1 day ago ago from PharmaGossip
By Tom Murphy, AP Business Writer , On Monday February 8, 2010, 4:50 pm EST INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Eli Lilly and Co. CEO John Lechleiter received a compensation package valued at $16.4 million for 2009, up 54 percent from 2008, the year he became the drug maker's chief executive, according to an Associated Press calculation of figures disclosed Monday in a regulatory filing. Also president and chairman, his salary rose nearly 11 percent ...
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17 hours ago ago from Insurance News
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Ultimate Software profit weighed by compensation
16 hours ago ago from U.S. News
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1 day ago ago from Huffington Post
There was one group, one big "arrow in the quiver" so to speak, which was clearly missing in the President's call-to-arms on jobs in his first State of the Union Speech - it was the nation's CEOs and business leaders. Assuming that the economists in the administration start focusing more on 'real' unemployment and less on GDP growth and stop believing that a "job is a job" and that the decline in our nation's manufactured goods can be ...
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