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Articles tagged with: Wall Street Journal and Chief Financial Officer
UPDATED: Motorola Sacked Financial Officer "for Cause"
When Motorola announced its financial results last month, they also announced without elaborating that the Chief Financial Officer, Paul Liska was leaving the firm with immediate effect. It has now been confirmed via a regulatory filing that he was effectively sacked - or "involuntarily terminated for cause" as the filing puts it. more
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Nokia in Advanced Talks to Sell Security-Appliances Unit
Nokia is in advanced talks to sell its security-appliances business to a financial investor as it concentrates on consumer Internet services, such as push email. more
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2nd UPDATE: Sprint 3Q Net Down 77%; Sees More Subscriber Woes
(Updates throughout starting in the sixth paragraph with additional comment from executive and analysts.) more
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UPDATE: Sprint 3Q Net Down 77%; Sees More Subscriber Woes
(updates throughout with comment from the conference call starting in the third paragraph. Also includes stock quote.) more
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Siemens Denies CFO Involvement In Bribery Case
LONDON (Dow Jones) -- Siemens on Tuesday denied a published report that its chief financial officer was involved in a probe investigating whether millions of dollars in kickbacks were made at its communications division. more
RIM Co-CEO:Seeing Strong Growth In Subscribers Outside USA
TORONTO -(Dow Jones)- Shares of Research In Motion Ltd. (RIMM) are up after hours Wednesday, as the BlackBerry maker's third-quarter earnings exceeded expectations. more
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