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...Intel's chief executive and two of its lobbyists even as he still held more than $100,000 in company stock. Rove has denied any impropriety, with White House officials saying that the conversation was about how the company could support the president's policies, not about a pending merger (others don't remember it quite that way). Until June 7, Rove also held more than $100,000 in Enron stock; during that time he had conversations with the energy giant's CEO, Kenneth Lay, about energy policy. His holdings in some other companies that care about the administration...
...Bloomberg sell Bloomberg? Born on Valentine's Day, he grew up lower middle class, the son of a Boston-area bookkeeper and secretary. Moving to New York after college, he made partner at Salomon Brothers. When the company fired him after a merger, he took his $10 million severance and plowed it into "Bloombergs," desktop financial-information monitors that became business-world must-haves; from there he built a radio, news and Internet empire. He counts the corporate and media elite as pals, and they describe him as a devoted father of two who gets along with his ex-wife...
...money Radcliffe has raised this year for its annual fund is not available until after June 30, Dunn told The Crimson last spring that she was concerned that the number of donors to last year’s annual fund had dropped in the wake of the Radcliffe merger...
...Fineberg—who was central to brokering the merger between Harvard and Radcliffe—says that the desire on the part of some Radcliffe representatives’ to keep the pre-1977 alumnae from Harvard solicitations is rooted in emotions, rather than financial realities...
...history, accomplished some of the most significant changes in the University’s history. In addition to purchasing the land in Allston—where one or another of Harvard’s faculties will eventually end up—there was the long-awaited merger with sister school Radcliffe College, vocal support of affirmative action policies, the bolstering of the Afro-American Studies Department to national prominence and the growth of financial...