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Media Digest 7/9/2007 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron's

According to Reuters, a dispute between Airbus and GE (GE) could delay the launch of the Airbus 350.

Reuters writes that Boeing (BA) will unveil its 787 after recently receiving  a number of new orders.

Reuters writes that Sony (SNE) will cut the price of its PS3 by $100.

Reuters also reports that Microsoft (MSFT) will not cut the price of its Xbox in Japan.

The Wall Street Journal reports that it appears that the Chicago Merch (CME) will end up buying rival CBOT (CBOT) as a rival bidder refused to raise its price.

The Wall Street Journal writes that Campbell (CPB) will push into the Chinese and Russian markets with new soup products.

The New York Times reports that editorial workers at The Wall Street Journal are worried that falling ad revenue could cause job cuts if Dow Jones (DJ) stays independent.

The FT writes that News Corp (NWS)  has set up its own video-game network.

Barron’s reports that Ebay (EBAY) PayPal has been effectively fighting off competition from Google (GOOG) CheckOut, its newest rival.

Douglas A. McIntyre

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