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FLORIO LEAVES JOB AS CONDE NAST CEO
By KEITH J. KELLY

January 13, 2004 -- Steve Florio is stepping down as chief executive of Conde Nast Publications.

His departure ends his nearly 10 years at the helm of the glitzy magazine empire and more than 25 years at the company owned by the Newhouse family.

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PHOTO SHAKE-UP: Conde Nast CEO Steve Florio has been kicked upstairs, paving the way for a major management transition at Conde Nast's family-run parent company, Advance Publications.
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NEXT GENERATION IS IN WINGS

Conde Nast is about to change dramatically, as the company gets ready to embrace a younger generation of family executives, sources say.

AN OPEN LETTER TO WALL STREET'S EXPERTS ABOUT THE ECONOMY

By JOHN CRUDELE
THIS column is for all the Wall Street economists who were so horribly wrong about the number of jobs this country produced in December.

TRUMP INKS DEAL TO SELL L.A. HOMES

Donald Trump reached an agreement with Coldwell Banker to sell luxury waterfront homes on 300 acres in Rancho Palos Verdes, near Los Angeles. It's the New York real estate magnate's first development in California.

ANOTHER NYSE BLACK EYE AS 6 FIRMS LIST ON NASDAQ

By JENNY ANDERSON
Six New York Stock Exchange-listed companies are going to list on the Nasdaq as well - delivering a blow to the Big Board as it continues to reel from the Dick Grasso pay scandal.

MORGAN STANLEY MUST PAY LVMH $38.5M IN DAMAGES

By SUZANNE KAPNER
A Paris court yesterday ordered Morgan Stanley to pay $38.5 million in damages to LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton for publishing allegedly biased research.

CITIBANK CUSTOMERS TARGETED BY E-SCAM

By PAUL THARP
In cyberspace, bad grammar usually means fraud. Despite an elaborate ruse by Internet cons yesterday to steal bank account numbers of Citibank's 200 million customers, the dopes failed to check their spelling and syntax.

ROGER AND OUT

By TIM ARANGO and ERICA COPULSKY
Warner Music chief Roger Ames is expected to exit his post after the deal to sell the business to an investor group headed by Edgar Bronfman Jr. is completed, The Post has learned.

CNBC STAFF ORDERED TO SELL STOCK

By TIM ARANGO
Business news network CNBC is barring its newsroom staff from owning individual stocks, The Post has learned.

CA HIT BY ANOTHER SEC PROBE OVER COOKED BOOKS

Computer Associates faces yet another probe over its infamously doctored books, dating from the Internet boom.

ORACLE'S ELLISON STEPS DOWN AS CHAIRMAN, REMAINS CEO

By PAUL THARP
Bowing to the corporate reform movement, Silicon Valley billionaire Larry Ellison is giving up his two-fisted control of Oracle - but is remaining very much in charge.
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