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Nvidia gets a new comms VP
Inquirer, UK
By Charlie Demerjian NVIDIA HAS FINALLY filled the position of VP, corporate communications with Bob Sherbin, ex of HP. This is more than a simple job vacancy, it seemingly shuffles the entire NV comms tree. If you are paying attention, you will have ...

Nvidia gets a new comms VP
Inquirer, UK
By Charlie Demerjian NVIDIA HAS FINALLY filled the position of VP, corporate communications with Bob Sherbin, ex of HP. This is more than a simple job vacancy, it seemingly shuffles the entire NV comms tree. If you are paying attention, you will have ...

Declaring the decline in its insurance fund an emergency, the agency will impose a one-time $15 billion increase in fees collected from banks.

The Treasury Department announced on Friday that it would vastly increase its ownership of the struggling company.

Sony said Howard Stringer, its chief executive officer, would replace Ryoji Chubachi as president to give the C.E.O. a freer hand in restructuring.

The German subsidiary of General Motors said that it would ask European governments for loan guarantees and that it would try to reorganize as an independent company.

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Congress appears ready to expand the Fed’s regulatory brief, even though the bank was blindsided by the current crisis.

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A request for federal aid included a downward revision from an earlier application.