EMI deal makes music world smaller

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The merger between United Kingdom's EMI Group PLC and New York, NY-based Time Warner Inc. will create a formidable rival to the music operations owned by Montreal, Que.-based Seagram Company Ltd. Inustry analysts said that the deal will accelerate the marketing of music on the Internet since Time Warner also has merged with America Online Inc.

United Kingdom, United States, Diversified Companies, Acquisitions & mergers, Market share, Integrated Record Production/Distribution, Prerecorded records and tapes, Records & Tapes, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Time Warner Inc., Sound recording industry, Recording industry, Sound recordings, EMI Group PLC

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Wang leads CEOs with whopping $655-million

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Edgar Bronfman Jr., the chief executive officer of Montreal, Que.-based Seagram Company Ltd., received $23.8 million in salary and benefits in 1999. Charles Wang, the chief executive officer of Islandia, NY-based Computer Associates International Inc., received $655.4 million in salary and benefits in 1999.

Management development, Compensation and benefits, CA Inc., CA, Jr., Edgar Bronfman, Wang, Charles

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