News: CBS purchases CNet for $1.8 billion
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May 15, 2008 3 related
        

CBS Corporation has entered an agreement to purchase CNet Networks - the web publisher of ZDNet and gamespot.com, among others - for USD 1.8 billion. The offer, valued at USD 11.50 per share, represents a 45 per cent premium on CNet's most recent closing price. "The core businesses of CNET... [read full story]                    

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News : SACRED REICH: ''The American Way'' Reissue Details

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Displeased Records has set a February 16, 2009 European release date for the reissue of SACRED REICH’s classic album "The American Way". With upgraded layout, to-the-point remastering plus unreleased pre-production demo bonus...

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Defense secretary says nuclear gaffes unacceptable

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MINOT, N.D. (AP) - Hours after being named President-elect Barack Obama's choice to remain as defense secretary, Robert Gates visited Minot Air Force Base and said lapses in nuclear weapons procedures last year were unacceptable.

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Tapes, records from Nixon years to be made public

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The government is opening another window into Richard Nixon's shattered presidency. Nearly 200 hours of White House tape recordings and 90,000 pages of documents are coming out Tuesday, adding to an already imposing selection...

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Court weighs power plant costs vs. protecting fish

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Environmentalists and electricity producers square off Tuesday at the Supreme Court over the use of billions of gallons of water to cool power plants and whether enough is being done to protect fish and...

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