Dealbook Column: Shareholders Deciding a Dividend
| The dividend, routinely paid to themselves by private equity firms until the economy turned against them, is back. 02/09/2010 04:40 (nytimes business) Continue to read news >> |
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Violations Are Cited In Generics Ranbaxy Laboratories, a maker of generic drugs, has run afoul of the Federal Drug Administration for violations at its United States factory in upstate New York. |
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Grapevine Moth Forces Quarantine For Par... A 162-square-mile area of Napa Valley has been quarantined in an effort to stop the spread of the European grapevine moth, which also threatens other fruit. |
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Findings On Lehman Take Even Experts By ... The report on the demise of Lehman Brothers is full of exhaustive detail in its nine volumes, acting as a road map for further inquiry into Lehman executives. |
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Food Sector Faces Sweeping Antitrust Inv... Officials are looking into the gaps between what farmers earn and what shoppers pay at the grocery store. Justice Department and USDA pledge an examination of alleged mon |
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Take Your Royalty Checks, Soundexchange ... Money is piling up from digital music streams, and the nonprofit has to track down artists who don't know. Then it has to convince them it's not a scam. When John |
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L.a. Becomes A Test Case In Battle To Un... Its agreement with two banks, which used to pay off for the city, is now costing it money. But whatever happened to honoring the sanctity of a contract? "I can pay |
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Shortcuts: When A Cap Full Of Soap Is No... Go easy on the detergent in dishwashers and washing machines, and never clean your oven the day before Thanksgiving. |
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Disney To Shut Imagemovers Digital Studi... Robert Zemeckis' Bay Area studio has 450 employees and will close by January. It produces the motion-capture animation technology that was used in 2009's 'A Christmas Car |
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Patient Money: Finding The Right Care Fo... Some ailing parents might be able to live at home or with their children, but care for a parent with dementia can be extremely expensive. |
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Plenty Of New Airports But Few Passenger... A construction spree brings flight service to some unlikely locales, and a hoped-for spurt in air traffic fails to materialize. It's less than two hours before boa |
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Facebook Helps Social Start-ups Gain Use... Facebook Connect can help nascent Web services recruit a healthy crowd of users in a hurry, and help the users find their friends on those sites. |
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Young Veterans Returning Home To Few Job... The unemployment rate last year for young Iraq and Afghanistan veterans hit 21.1 percent, the Labor Department said Friday, reflecting a tough obstacle combat veterans fa |
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Toyota Aims For A Surge In Sales The troubled automaker hopes to draw buyers this weekend with the help of an advertising blitz and big incentives. Toyota dealers are gearing up for something they |
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