| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2003 Matthew Karnitschnig |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Control dispute roils Bertelsmann.(Bertelsmann AG) | Business, international | Matthew Karnitschnig |
| French, German firms seek Iraq jobs.(fears of U.S. keeping countries out of Iraqi rebuilding contracts) | Business, international | Matthew Karnitschnig, Vauhini Vara |
| Infineon may shift base from Germany.(Infineon Technologies AG)(Company Profile) | Business, international | Matthew Karnitschnig |
| KirchMedia is back on the block.(up for sale) | Business, international | Marcus Walker, Matthew Karnitschnig |
| KirchMedia's creditors back U.S. bid.(media mogul's bid to acquire ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG) | Business, international | Edward Taylor, Matthew Karnitschnig |
| Management rift topples chairman of Bertelsmann: Schulte-Hillen resigns after vote on music unit; friction with Mohn family.(Gerd Schulte-Hillen) | Business, international | Matthew Karnitschnig |
| Media investor tunes in to Germany.(entrepreneur Haim Saban to acquire KirchMedia) | Business, international | Marcus Walker, Matthew Karnitschnig |
| Music giants are in tune in dance to consolidation: Sony Group and BMG race to create joint venture as Warner weighs move.(Sony Music Group, BMG Deutschland GmbH, Time Warner Inc.) | Business, international | Charles Goldsmith, Matthew Karnitschnig, James Kanter |
| Paris looks to U.S.-on bankruptcy.(France, proposed law) | Business, international | John Carreyrou, Matthew Karnitschnig |
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