Bancroft family open to talks with Murdoch on Dow Jones sale
Dow Jones shares rose after the Bancroft family signaled readiness to meet Rupert Murdoch over his 5 billion bid. They emphasized preserving The Journal’s independence while noting possible collaboration with News Corp. Opposition from the unions and several shareholders was noted.
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Cleveland beer boom draws devoted drinkers to Great Lakes and beyond
Beer drinkers grow more discerning as they pair kinds with foods and chase craft brews. At Great Lakes Brewing Co in Cleveland patrons sample Dortmunder Gold and Edmund Fitzgerald Porter while locals and travelers fill a growing destination scene. Visitors like Mike McAllister travel to multiple breweries, collecting limited releases and building large cellars.
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DVD firm profits from canceled Jericho and other shows
In Simi Valley David Naylor and Skeet Ulrich discuss Jericho DVD release with extras like director commentaries and a nuclear arms trade documentary. Naylor’s DVD Group produces bonuses for eight prime time series while networks push special edition DVDs to revive interest in past and new shows.
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Job growth speeds up in May with 157000 payrolls added
The Labor Department reports May payrolls rose by 157 thousand, rebounding from April's 80 thousand. Unemployment holds at 4.5 percent as gains appear in health care education engineering and government while manufacturing and retailing cut positions. Construction remains flat amid housing and auto industry weakness.
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