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6 gen 2011
Stanford President Adds to Technology Fortune With Atheros Deal
Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Stanford University President John Hennessy stands to gain a windfall from Qualcomm Inc.’s $3.2 billion purchase of Atheros Communications Inc., adding to the tens of millions he’s amassed through ties to Silicon Valley.
11 dic 2010
If Bill Clinton Were President
In 1994, an unpopular president moved to the center. But that was only one of his winning strategies.
If Bill Clinton Were President
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2 dic 2010
Samsung Electronics Lee Jae Yong Promoted to President
Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Samsung Electronics Co. promoted Lee Jae Yong, the son of chairman Lee Kun Hee, to president of Asia’s largest maker of memory chips, televisions and flat screens.
Samsung Electronics Lee Jae Yong Promoted to President
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