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PARIS — A Paris court found former Vivendi SA top executives Jean-Marie Messier and Edgar Bronfman Jr. guilty of criminal charges related to the French media conglomerate's near-bankruptcy in 2002.

Messier, Bronfman Are Convicted in Trial Tied to Vivendi's Travails Max Colchester 2011

A native of Cincinnati and graduate of Dartmouth and Harvard Business School, he has worked throughout the conglomerate's business since joining the firm in 1982, including its plastics and medical businesses.

Immelt to head new advisory board on job creation; Volcker to step down Perry Bacon Jr. 2011

The U.S. conglomerate's delivery of equipment and expertise may help an overwhelmed customer, Tokyo Electric Power Co., deal with an unprecedented crisis.

GE Steps Up Reactor Aid Rebecca Smith 2011

A native of Cincinnati and graduate of Dartmouth and Harvard Business School, he has worked throughout the conglomerate's business since joining the firm in 1982, including its plastics and medical businesses.

Immelt to head new advisory board on job creation; Volcker to step down Perry Bacon Jr. 2011

Revenue from India this year is likely to rise to about $400 million from $320 million in 2010, John Dineen , president and chief executive of the U.S-based conglomerate's health care unit, told reporters.

GE Healthcare Expects 2011 India Revenue Up 25% Rumman Ahmed 2011

Attracted by the conglomerate's rich assets after it filed for bankruptcy protection 2001, Mr. Weschler's fund bought more than 5% of W.R. Grace's stock at an average cost of around $2 a share, according to SEC filings and Mr. Wheat.

Berkshire's New Hire Bears Shades of Buffett Jason Zweig 2011

SK Group said prosecutors visited its headquarters seeking documents in a probe into allegations the conglomerate's chairman misused company funds.

What's News— 2011

In the recordings, which have been published on the Web sites of some Indian news magazines, Ms. Radia speaks with Mr. Tata and several high-profile journalists about the conglomerate's ambitions in telecom and other sectors.

Wiretaps Under Fire in India Amol Sharma 2011

Ending production at the plant is part of the Japanese conglomerate's effort to shift from consumer electronics toward so-called social-infrastructure operations—such as electric power, railway systems and information technology—where it sees greater potential for growth.

Hitachi to Shut Its Last TV Factory Juro Osawa 2012

GE Capital, the conglomerate's largest segment by revenue, saw revenue decline 4% but profit soared.

GE Profit Rises as Sales Gains Return Bob Sechler 2011