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J.C. Penney appoints new director to resolve clash with Ackman

J.C. Penney appoints new director to settle publicized clash with Bill Ackman. Reuters' early reports indicated the plans of J. C. Penney to name its new director last Monday.


AOL's Patch unit to lay off up to 500 workforce

AOL would lay off half of the personnel in its local news sites unit Patch as well as shutter of consolidate approximately 150 of its 900 websites.

Sequoia Capital to invest US$1.1 billion

Sequoia Capital raises US$1.1 billion of funds from five new ventures in Israel, China and the United States.

UBS appoints Chris Hagstrom head of prime brokerage in U.S.

Chris Hagstrom was appointed head of prime brokerage for the U.S. by Switzerland's largest bank, UBS.


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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong apologized through a memo sent to the company's personnel. Tim Armstrong, Chief Executive Officer of multinational mass media company AOL Inc.