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Viacom is a global media company with several leading cable network properties, including Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Comedy Central, VH1, CMT, and Paramount. Viacom has also built several online properties on the strength of these brands. Viacom's Paramount Pictures produces original motion pictures and owns a library of 2,500 films, including the Godfather and Transformers series. Viacom was spun out of CBS at the end of 2005.


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Post by rolfotoon Mar 31, 2006 2:40am
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check out $GLD bb for context !check out $GLD bb for context ! Thanks to GSB ! SUBJECT: UAE & Saudi Arabia - No more US$ ?? Posted By: GoldSilvBull Posted Time: 3/29/2006 21:25 EST « Previous Message Next Message » Concerned About the US dollar? UAE, Saudi considering to move reserves out of dollar WASHINGTON — A number of Middle Eastern central banks said on Tuesday they would seek to switch reserves from the US greenback to euros. The United Arab Emirates said it was considering moving one-tenth of its dollar reserves to the euro, while the governor of the Saudi Arabian central bank condemned the decision by the United States to force Dubai Ports World to transfer its ownership to a ‘US entity,’ the UK Independent reported. “Is it protectionism or discrimination? Is it okay for US companies to buy everywhere but it is not okay for other companies to buy the US?” said Hamad Saud Al Sayyari, the governor of the Saudi Arabian monetary authority. More…
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