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AMPAS controller Andy Horn named CFO: Newly created position awarded to longtime AMPAS exec
VarietyBeverly Hills, CA - The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science has promoted Andy Horn to the newly created position of Chief Financial Officer, Academy CEO Dawn Hudson announced today. Horn will report directly to Hudson. "Andy is an exceptional...Tags: Finance, Academy Awards, Movies, Corporate Officers, Entertainment Events
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19 months after mass shooting, ex-Rep. Giffords moves back to Tucson
Nineteen months after she and 18 others were shot at a political event -- six of them fatally -- former Rep. Gabrielle Giffordsreturned home Sunday to her native southern Arizona, her husband said. Giffords has spent most of the time since the January 8,...
Tags: Jared Lee Loughner, Prosecution, Judges, U.S. House of Representatives, Shootings
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Ex-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords Moves Back to Tucson
CNNTUCSON, Ariz. -- Nineteen months after she and 18 others were shot at a political event -- six of them fatally -- former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords returned home Sunday to her native southern Arizona, her husband said. Giffords has spent most of the time...Tags: Safeway Inc., Human Body, Justice System, Punishment, Ron Barber
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Perry: Texas will stand against 'Obamacare'
CNNTexas Gov. Rick Perry announced Monday the Lone Star State will not execute major parts of the Affordable Care Act, the controversial federal health care law recently upheld by the Supreme Court. "I will not be party to socializing healthcare and...Tags: Republican Party, Regional Authority, Rick Perry, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Nikki Haley
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Some SAG-AFTRA members accuse union of misconduct: Over a dozen unhappy with how union handled foreign levies, residuals owed
VarietyMore than a dozen members of SAG-AFTRA -- including former SAG president Ed Asner -- have accused the actors union of misconduct in how it has handled foreign levies and residuals that they are owed. The union has already strongly denied the allegations...Tags: Writers Guild of America, Labor Day, Ed Asner, Judges, Unions
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Other Voices
On April 1, when Japan lowered its corporate tax rate, this country's 35 percent tax rate became the highest in the industrialized world. Because the U.S. tax code has so many loopholes or breaks, the effective rate for corporations averaged 27.7...Tags: Republican Party, Facebook, Companies and Corporations, University of Southern California, Barack Obama
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Manufacturing recovery stumbles as factory orders fall again
There’s been quite a bit of chatter this spring about a rebound in the manufacturing sector. Whether those predictions will hold up is looking less and less certain as new orders tumble. Demand for factory-made goods has fallen three of the past...
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Voters to pick two Assembly hopefuls for runoff
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa residents will go to the polls Tuesday, selecting two of three state Assembly candidates to move forward to a November runoff as well as deciding two countywide measures. California's open primary creates an unusual situation...Tags: Voting, Parties and Movements, Republican Party, Local Elections, Allan R. Mansoor
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Verizon kills voice minutes, makes data shareable
CNNMoneyAs the number of smartphones, tablets and connected gizmos per household explodes, the way you pay for all those gadgets is about to change dramatically. Verizon Wireless on Tuesday announced its new "Share Everything" plan, allowing customers to share...Tags: Microsoft Corporation, Verizon Communications, Skype, Mike McCormack, Verizon Wireless
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Analysis concludes gambling market can support casino in Prince George's County
Maryland’s gambling market could support a casino in Prince George’s County and generate more money for the state by allowing table games there and at five existing casinos, state analysts and consultants concluded in a report released...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Justice System, Casino and Gambling Industry, Prince George's County, Marketing
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Movie spending to rise 3.1%: PwC report: Global B.O. to rise 6.3% a year by 2016
VarietyGlobal filmed entertainment spending is seen rising 3.1% a year over four years from $85 billion in 2011 to $98 billion in 2016, according to PwC's latest Global Entertainment and Media Outlook released Tuesday. Latin America and Asia Pacific will be the...Tags: Consumers, Marketing, Rentals, Global Entertainment, Entertainment Events
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What Nate Silver Means for Politics, Life on Earth
I’m pissed that I did not write this column immediately after the election because now basically everyone on the internet has written it, but I’ll try to add my unique take (which just means more potty words). I was never all that worried...
Tags: Democratic Party, Republican Party, NASA, Stephen Colbert, The New York Times
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