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Wall Street Journal
May 10
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When the next crisis brings a major financial firm to its knees, U.S. regulators will seize the parent company but allow its global units to operate while the mess is cleaned up.
Business Wire
May 9
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On Friday, June 15, PBS KIDS premieres the SUPER WHY! Around the World Adventure, an on-air event featuring two new episodes of SUPER WHY!. This new special is the cornerstone of PBS KIDS’ summer learning initiative, an effort to help kids continue
Insurance Journal
May 4
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Following its rating actions on the parent company, France’s SCOR SE, A.M. Best has upgraded the issuer credit ratings (ICR) to “a+” from “a” and affirmed the financial strength rating (FSR) of ‘A’ (Excellent) of the group’s...
The Economic Times
Apr 29
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The parent company of Motherson Sumi, Samvardhana Motherson Finance Limited (SMFL), is raising Rs1,665 crore through a fresh equity issue of Rs 1,344 crore
CBC.ca
Apr 24
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The parent company of American Airlines says it needs drastic concessions from employees otherwise it will be forced to go out of business.
TechCrunch
Apr 24
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Travel ad platform Travora Media is acquiring The Nile Project, the parent company of one-stop travel planning site NileGuide, local recommendations platform 10Best.com, and mobile, local travel guide Localyte. Financial terms of the acquisition...
Business Wire
Apr 16
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PBS KIDS announced today that in February 2012, its current weekday block of preschool programming took the top four spots for kids ages 2 to 5 for the first time, according to Nielsen NPower national program ratings. Among kids ages 2-5, CURIOUS
The Hindu Business Line
Apr 13
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The Aditya Birla Group is close to finalising its deal to buy a stake in Living Media, which is the parent company of TV Today, sources close to the development said.
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Forbes
Apr 9
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Back in September of 2011, reddit was pushed out of the nest, leaving Condé Nast and striking out on its own - sort of. Reddit remained under the ownership of Advance Publications, the parent company of Condé Nast. But the powers-that-be decided...
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