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Steve Case, left, will be chairman of the new company, while Time Warner chairman Gerald Levin, right, will be its chief executive.

Advertiser library photo • Dec. 13, 2000

AOL-Time Warner merger gets final federal clearance
The $106 billion merger of America Online and Time Warner cleared its final government hurdle yesterday, paving the way for the creation of the nation's largest media empire.

Huge challenges ahead for No. 1 media and Internet company

Liberty House continues to gain strength
As Liberty House nears what could be the end of its nearly three-year struggle to emerge from bankruptcy, financial results show continued gradual strengthening.

Coming Events

Matson Navigation Co. fined $3 million The president of Matson Navigation Co. yesterday apologized for "the actions of a few employees" aboard a Matson ship who falsified federal pollution control records.

GE Capital calls layoffs part of global refocusing GE Capital Hawaii Inc.'s closing of most of its operations in Hawai'i is part of the global company's overall efforts to refocus on the commercial real estate sector, a spokesman said yesterday.

Maui News adds Saturday edition The Maui News will add a Saturday edition, starting seven-day-a-week publication March 10, Publisher Patrick Saka said yesterday.

H-P, Gateway expect sharply lower profits A slowdown in technology spending has resulted in sharply reduced profit outlooks at Hewlett-Packard Co. and Gateway Inc., which said it would cut 10 percent of its work force.

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