The New York Times Agency May 2010
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NYT41) NEW YORK -- Aug. 2, 2002 -- AOL-2 -- In the next few weeks, Richard D. Parsons faces his first pivotal test as chief executive of AOL Time Warner: coming up with as much as $9 billion, beginning with an immediate downpayment of at least $1 billion in cash. Parsons needs the money to buy out the 25 percent stake the company does not already own in a partnership called Time Warner Entertainment that includes HBO, Warner Brothers Studios and Time Warner Cable. This fall, Brian Roberts, chief executive of Comcast, will gain control of that one quarter stake and, eager for cash himself, he wants AOL Time Warner to buy him out. Roberts speaking to investors at a Bank of America conference in New York in May. (Andrea Mohin/The New York Times)
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