Coppell reveals reason behind Seol&#39;s Reading exit
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Reading manager Steve Coppell has admitted his strained relationship with Seol Ki-Hyeon was behind the South Korean&#39;s move to Fulham.
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The head of Britain&#39;s elite Special Air Services regiment has resigned from his post, British newspapers reported on Tuesday, though it was unclear whether he resigned of his own accord, or if he was forced out.
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teve Coll, the managing editor of The Washington Post for the last six years and the apparent front-runner to succeed the newspaper&#39;s top editor, announced abruptly yesterday that he would
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The embattled attorney general offered no clear explanation of the reasons for his departure or its timing.
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George Reyes will be one of only a few of the Internet search giantâs top executives to have left since its founding in 1998.
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Premiership champions Manchester United will kick off the defence of their title against former player Steve Coppell&#39;s Reading at Old Trafford on the weekend of August 11.
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Lev Grossman looks at J.K. Rowling's loose ends and why the book's closing chapter might leave a few Harry Potter fans unsatisfied
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David Blunkett&#39;s difficulties deepened last night after the Conservatives finally decided to capitalise on his relationship with the married publisher, Kimberly Quinn, and called for his resignation.
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Swiss-Swedish engineering group ABB announced on Wednesday the surprise departure of chief executive Fred Kindle because of "irreconcilable differences," clouding a doubling of profits last year.
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The lengths to which publishers have gone are not surprising.
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Booksellers may be thinking about moving Sheila Copps&#39; new book from non-fiction to the fiction shelves today in light of seriously flawed &quot;revelations&quot; about how the former deputy prime minister thwarted a Paul Martin plot to kill the Canada Health Act
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Two Metro newspaper officials who made racial slurs at company meetings in 2003 resigned yesterday as the international publishing company tried to extinguish a controversy in advance of closing a $16.5 million deal with The New York Times Co.
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Samuel Zell, the new head of the Tribune Company, said his colorful, sometimes profane, language is intended to âshockâ the paperâs staff and shake it âout of complacency.â
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Beverly Sills, the former opera diva and arts administrator, cited family reasons for leaving her post as chairwoman of the Metropolitan Opera.
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Saying it&#39;s simply &quot;an appropriate time&quot; to go, the beleaguered &quot;CBS Evening News&quot; anchor Dan Rather announced on Tuesday that he&#39;s leaving his post in March.
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It was not clear if the investigation into Mr. Gonzalesâs statements to Congress is tied to the attorney generalâs announcement that he was resigning from the Justice Department.
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Suzy Welch, a former editor of the Harvard Business Review and the wife of John F. Welch Jr., the former chief executive of General Electric, has agreed to sell the rights to her book â10-10-10â to Scribner, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. A person involved in the negotiations said that Scribner paid Ms. Welch a price in the seven figures for world and audio rights to the book. Based on an article Ms. Welch wrote for O, the Oprah Magazine, in 2006, the book offers strategies for making decisions in which people think about what the consequences of a decision will be in 10 minutes, 10 months and 10 years. Robert Barnett, a Washington lawyer, negotiated the deal on behalf of Ms. Welch. Nan Graham, editor in chief of Scribner, will edit the book with Samantha Martin. Ms. Welch, who wrote the best-selling âWinningâ with Mr. Welch, said she originally thought there wasnât a book beyond the article. But, she said, âI began to encounter this hunger for people who were using it to play out its nuances.â She said the book would include examples from her own life as well as others she has observed using the â10-10-10â process. Susan Moldow, publisher of Scribner, said that although Ms. Welchâs article might seem sufficient for those who wanted to know about the strategy, Ms. Moldow believed the book would sell well. âThe Scarsdale Diet fit on a Xerox-ed sheet that you could fit on the front of a refrigerator,â Ms. Moldow said. âAnd it sold millions and millions of copies. Itâs often true that when something strikes an immediate âAha!,â you really want to have time to meditate on it and try to get to know more about it.â.