Lions Gate wants new deal with Moore

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Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., co-distributor of Michael Moore's smash-hit Fahrenheit/911, hopes to do more business with the iconoclastic US filmmaker as it refocuses to concentrate on near-term profitability. Lions Gate in May 2004 joined two other companies to distribute Farenheit/911 after the US producer's parent company, Walt Disney Co., refused to handle Moore's creation.

Contracts & orders received, Goods & services distribution, MOTION PICTURES, Motion Picture and Video Industries, Alliances, partnerships, Motion Picture and Video Distribution, Channels of Distribution, Contracts & orders let, Services allied to motion pictures, Film Repackagers, Contracts, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Contract agreement, Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., Distribution agreements, Moore, Michael (American documentary filmmaker), Movie distributors, LGF

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Executive search firms finally get back on feet

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Executive recruiter Caldwell Partners International Inc., a high-profile Toronto firm, is in focus as several shareholders have complained publicly about moribund returns and pushed for some of corrective action in 2004. Caldwell has fallen to a total of about $50-million (Canadian) in annual fee revenue form the $75-million to $80-million range before the plunge began.

Management dynamics, Employment Placement Agencies, Employment Agencies, Personnel Supply Services, Employment Services, Management, Company business management, Caldwell Partners International

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