Milken sentence delay hinges on potential Rosenthal testimony
U.S. District Judge Kimba M. Wood delayed ruling on Milken's prison term until May amid possible testimony in the Alan Rosenthal case. Milken's lawyers cite extensive cooperation and reform efforts at the Pleasanton prison, including tutoring, puzzles, and a Scrabble tournament, as grounds for sentence reduction. Rosenthal, Drexel Burnham Lambert’s former convertible-bond chief, faces 11 counts of securities fraud and embezzlement with trial slated to begin May 18.
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Banks lure corporate travelers with gold cards replacing Amex
Phillips Petroleum dumped American Express after nine years in favor of Visa for its 5,000 corporate cardholders. Banks such as First Bank System push gold cards with travel perks to win upscale clients, while Amex faces declines in outstanding cards and volume as Visa and MasterCard gain. AT&T also tests a no-fee Visa card, pressuring Amex and rivals.
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Nissan names Yoshifumi Tsuji new president
Tokyo Yoshifumi Tsuji, a 64-year-old former production engineer, is named the new president of Nissan Motor Co. He faces a rough road ahead solving internal problems and reducing trade frictions with the United States. He will take over in June from Yutaka Kume, who becomes chairman as Takashi Ishihara retires.
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AT&T and unions open talks on new labor pact
Washington AP reports unions CWA and IBEW begin negotiations with AT&T as both sides argue over workforce cuts. Labor leaders say AT&T has shrunk union jobs since Bell System breakup, with 133,000 union roles cut in eight years and 25,000 in 1989. AT&T cites 4,000 to 6,000 more cuts possible through next year. Demonstrations are planned across multiple cities as talks start.
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Low Demand Keeps Gas Prices Steady Across Nation
The Lundberg Survey of 13,000 service stations reports the average gasoline price at all grades including taxes stood at $1.1718 per gallon on Friday, down two tenths of a cent from March 13. Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg said wholesale prices rose slightly, but retailers held prices due to weak consumer demand.
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