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Ousted EMI boss gets £3.6m bonus

The former boss of EMI's music division quit the troubled group with a £3.6m (€5.32m) pay-off, it was revealed today.

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EMI Group PLC, the world's third-largest music company, may re-open merger talks with AOL Time Warner's Warner Music to create an entertainment company that would dwarf Sony and Walt Disney, The Observer reported citing EMI chairman Eric Nicoli.

Sun, 23 Jun, 2002

Recorded music problems hit EMI's profits

Music giant EMI announced sharply lower profits today after a painful year at the recorded music division, which produces recordings by stars such as Kylie Minogue and Robbie Williams.

Tue, 21 May, 2002

'EMI courts Robbie Williams in €65m recording deal'

Pop star Robbie Williams has been offered a new €65m record deal by beleaguered British music giant EMI, it was reported today.

Tue, 26 Mar, 2002

Carey split cost €31.5m

EMI has confirmed it's paying £19.6m (€31.5m) to end Mariah Carey's recording contract.

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