News: Reed Elsevier NV (ELSN.AS)
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Wed, Dec 9 2009
STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Reed Elsevier up;Deutsche Bank upgrades
Shares in Reed Elsevier rise 1.3 percent boosted by an upgrade to "buy" from "hold" by Deutsche Bank which also raises its target price for the Anglo-Dutch publisher to 550 pence from 450 pence.
UPDATE 1-USG People taps Elsevier's Campenhout as CEO
* Elsevier Science & Technology head to take over in March
Wolters' subscription renewals resilient
LONDON (Reuters) - Dutch publisher Wolters Kluwer NV said on Wednesday 2010 price increases are holding up well in subscription renewal discussions with customers.
UPDATE 2-Daily Mail profits helped by cost cuts, currency
(Adds comments by executive, analyst; share price, background)
PRESS DIGEST - British business - Nov 22
The new chairman of ITV , Archie Norman, is likely to change ITV2, ITV3 and ITV4 to a subscription model shortly after he assumes the position in January. He is also expected to cut jobs in an attempt to save 155 million pounds. The broadcaster expects advertising revenue to drop by 12 percent this year. ITV1, which drew a 16.5 million audience to its X Factor show last week, is likely to remain free and Norman is expected to retain ITV Productions despite pressure from investors t
UPDATE 2-Euromoney cautions on subs as profit impresses
* Subscriptions will "struggle to see much growth" in 2010
COLUMN-Reed CEO counts cost of cash call: Alexander Smith
-- Alexander Smith is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own --
Reed CEO quits after 8 months in job
LONDON (Reuters) - Reed Elsevier's chief executive, Ian Smith, has resigned because he was wrong for the times, the publisher said on Wednesday, replacing the industry outsider with a proven company insider, Erik Engstrom.
UPDATE 3-Reed CEO Smith quits after 8 months in the job
* Smith resigned by mutual agreement, effective immediately
Reed CEO quits after 8 mths on the job
LONDON (Reuters) - Publisher Reed Elsevier's said on Wednesday its Chief Executive Ian Smith had quit because he was the wrong man for the times.
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