Results at News Corporation To Miss Its Financial Goals
Date: 03 October 2001
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
News Corp says it will badly miss its financial goals for it fiscal year (M)
Powtórka środa, 3 października 2001
3 października 2001 roku była środa pod znakiem zodiaku ♎. Był to 275 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był George W. Bush.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 24 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły piątek, 3 października 2025 roku, 249 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień sobota, 3 października 2026 roku, w 115 dni. Żyłeś przez 9 015 dni lub około 216 369 godzin lub około 12 982 180 minut lub około 778 930 800 sekund.
Niektóre osoby, które dzielą te urodziny:
3rd of October 2001 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 3 października 2001 roku
THE MARKETS: Market Place; For Polaroid, the bad news seems to be the only news.
Date: 04 October 2001
By Claudia H. Deutsch
Claudia Deutsch
Market Place column on bleak outlook for Polaroid Corp; stock, which traded at $14.19 a year ago, closes at 49 cents a share (M)
National Briefing | Southwest: New Mexico: Former Mayor Wins A New Term
Date: 04 October 2001
By Mindy Sink (NYT)
Mindy NYT
Martin Chavez is elected Albuquerque mayor, leading field of seven candidates in nonpartisan race; held post from 1993 to 1997; Mayor Jim Baca ties for third (S)
A New Crop Of Palmtops With Roots In the PC
Date: 04 October 2001
By David Pogue
David Pogue
David Pogue column evaluates three new palmtops that run on Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 operating system; they are Toshiba Genio E, Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada; photos; drawing (M)
Oregonians Respond To New York's Plight
Date: 04 October 2001
About 850 Oregon residents sign up for trip to New York in response to city's tourism crisis (S)
Air New Zealand's $360 Million Rescue
Date: 04 October 2001
New Zealand government will pay up to $360 million to rescue Air New Zealand, country's only major airline, which has been plagued by financial trouble; government, which privatized airline in 1989, would end up with stake of more than 80 percent; Singapore Airlines and Brierley Investments, two largest investors, have agreed to provide equity through earlier emergency financing package (S)
A New Suit Against Online Music Sites
Date: 04 October 2001
By MATT RICHTEL
Matt RICHTEL
More than 30 music and film studios file copyright-infringement lawsuit aimed at new generation of music- and movie-sharing Internet sites, including MusicCity.com, Grokster and Consumer Empowerment BV; MusicCity, subsidiary of Screamcast, says it will vigorously contest lawsuit (M)
New Chairman Is Elected at Pratt Institute
Date: 03 October 2001
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Robert Siegel is elected chairman of board of trustees of Pratt Institute, succeeding James F Fulton (Education Page); photo (S)
Results at News Corporation To Miss Its Financial Goals
Date: 03 October 2001
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
News Corp says it will badly miss its financial goals for it fiscal year (M)
THE MARKETS: Market Place; For Polaroid, the bad news seems to be the only news.
Date: 04 October 2001
By Claudia H. Deutsch
Claudia Deutsch
Market Place column on bleak outlook for Polaroid Corp; stock, which traded at $14.19 a year ago, closes at 49 cents a share (M)
National Briefing | Southwest: New Mexico: Former Mayor Wins A New Term
Date: 04 October 2001
By Mindy Sink (NYT)
Mindy NYT
Martin Chavez is elected Albuquerque mayor, leading field of seven candidates in nonpartisan race; held post from 1993 to 1997; Mayor Jim Baca ties for third (S)
A New Crop Of Palmtops With Roots In the PC
Date: 04 October 2001
By David Pogue
David Pogue
David Pogue column evaluates three new palmtops that run on Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 operating system; they are Toshiba Genio E, Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada; photos; drawing (M)
Oregonians Respond To New York's Plight
Date: 04 October 2001
About 850 Oregon residents sign up for trip to New York in response to city's tourism crisis (S)
Air New Zealand's $360 Million Rescue
Date: 04 October 2001
New Zealand government will pay up to $360 million to rescue Air New Zealand, country's only major airline, which has been plagued by financial trouble; government, which privatized airline in 1989, would end up with stake of more than 80 percent; Singapore Airlines and Brierley Investments, two largest investors, have agreed to provide equity through earlier emergency financing package (S)
A New Suit Against Online Music Sites
Date: 04 October 2001
By MATT RICHTEL
Matt RICHTEL
More than 30 music and film studios file copyright-infringement lawsuit aimed at new generation of music- and movie-sharing Internet sites, including MusicCity.com, Grokster and Consumer Empowerment BV; MusicCity, subsidiary of Screamcast, says it will vigorously contest lawsuit (M)
THE MARKETS: Market Place; For Polaroid, the bad news seems to be the only news.
Date: 04 October 2001
By Claudia H. Deutsch
Claudia Deutsch
Market Place column on bleak outlook for Polaroid Corp; stock, which traded at $14.19 a year ago, closes at 49 cents a share (M)
National Briefing | Southwest: New Mexico: Former Mayor Wins A New Term
Date: 04 October 2001
By Mindy Sink (NYT)
Mindy NYT
Martin Chavez is elected Albuquerque mayor, leading field of seven candidates in nonpartisan race; held post from 1993 to 1997; Mayor Jim Baca ties for third (S)
A New Crop Of Palmtops With Roots In the PC
Date: 04 October 2001
By David Pogue
David Pogue
David Pogue column evaluates three new palmtops that run on Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 operating system; they are Toshiba Genio E, Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada; photos; drawing (M)
Oregonians Respond To New York's Plight
Date: 04 October 2001
About 850 Oregon residents sign up for trip to New York in response to city's tourism crisis (S)
Air New Zealand's $360 Million Rescue
Date: 04 October 2001
New Zealand government will pay up to $360 million to rescue Air New Zealand, country's only major airline, which has been plagued by financial trouble; government, which privatized airline in 1989, would end up with stake of more than 80 percent; Singapore Airlines and Brierley Investments, two largest investors, have agreed to provide equity through earlier emergency financing package (S)
A New Suit Against Online Music Sites
Date: 04 October 2001
By MATT RICHTEL
Matt RICHTEL
More than 30 music and film studios file copyright-infringement lawsuit aimed at new generation of music- and movie-sharing Internet sites, including MusicCity.com, Grokster and Consumer Empowerment BV; MusicCity, subsidiary of Screamcast, says it will vigorously contest lawsuit (M)
New Chairman Is Elected at Pratt Institute
Date: 03 October 2001
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Robert Siegel is elected chairman of board of trustees of Pratt Institute, succeeding James F Fulton (Education Page); photo (S)
Results at News Corporation To Miss Its Financial Goals
Date: 03 October 2001
By SETH SCHIESEL
Seth SCHIESEL
News Corp says it will badly miss its financial goals for it fiscal year (M)
THE MARKETS: Market Place; For Polaroid, the bad news seems to be the only news.
Date: 04 October 2001
By Claudia H. Deutsch
Claudia Deutsch
Market Place column on bleak outlook for Polaroid Corp; stock, which traded at $14.19 a year ago, closes at 49 cents a share (M)
National Briefing | Southwest: New Mexico: Former Mayor Wins A New Term
Date: 04 October 2001
By Mindy Sink (NYT)
Mindy NYT
Martin Chavez is elected Albuquerque mayor, leading field of seven candidates in nonpartisan race; held post from 1993 to 1997; Mayor Jim Baca ties for third (S)
A New Crop Of Palmtops With Roots In the PC
Date: 04 October 2001
By David Pogue
David Pogue
David Pogue column evaluates three new palmtops that run on Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 operating system; they are Toshiba Genio E, Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada; photos; drawing (M)
Oregonians Respond To New York's Plight
Date: 04 October 2001
About 850 Oregon residents sign up for trip to New York in response to city's tourism crisis (S)
A New Suit Against Online Music Sites
Date: 04 October 2001
By MATT RICHTEL
Matt RICHTEL
More than 30 music and film studios file copyright-infringement lawsuit aimed at new generation of music- and movie-sharing Internet sites, including MusicCity.com, Grokster and Consumer Empowerment BV; MusicCity, subsidiary of Screamcast, says it will vigorously contest lawsuit (M)
New Chairman Is Elected at Pratt Institute
Date: 03 October 2001
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Robert Siegel is elected chairman of board of trustees of Pratt Institute, succeeding James F Fulton (Education Page); photo (S)
THE MARKETS: Market Place; For Polaroid, the bad news seems to be the only news.
Date: 04 October 2001
By Claudia H. Deutsch
Claudia Deutsch
Market Place column on bleak outlook for Polaroid Corp; stock, which traded at $14.19 a year ago, closes at 49 cents a share (M)
National Briefing | Southwest: New Mexico: Former Mayor Wins A New Term
Date: 04 October 2001
By Mindy Sink (NYT)
Mindy NYT
Martin Chavez is elected Albuquerque mayor, leading field of seven candidates in nonpartisan race; held post from 1993 to 1997; Mayor Jim Baca ties for third (S)
A New Crop Of Palmtops With Roots In the PC
Date: 04 October 2001
By David Pogue
David Pogue
David Pogue column evaluates three new palmtops that run on Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 operating system; they are Toshiba Genio E, Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada; photos; drawing (M)
Oregonians Respond To New York's Plight
Date: 04 October 2001
About 850 Oregon residents sign up for trip to New York in response to city's tourism crisis (S)
Air New Zealand's $360 Million Rescue
Date: 04 October 2001
New Zealand government will pay up to $360 million to rescue Air New Zealand, country's only major airline, which has been plagued by financial trouble; government, which privatized airline in 1989, would end up with stake of more than 80 percent; Singapore Airlines and Brierley Investments, two largest investors, have agreed to provide equity through earlier emergency financing package (S)
A New Suit Against Online Music Sites
Date: 04 October 2001
By MATT RICHTEL
Matt RICHTEL
More than 30 music and film studios file copyright-infringement lawsuit aimed at new generation of music- and movie-sharing Internet sites, including MusicCity.com, Grokster and Consumer Empowerment BV; MusicCity, subsidiary of Screamcast, says it will vigorously contest lawsuit (M)
New Chairman Is Elected at Pratt Institute
Date: 03 October 2001
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Robert Siegel is elected chairman of board of trustees of Pratt Institute, succeeding James F Fulton (Education Page); photo (S)