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The anchor signed a five-year deal in late 2014 that was to pay him more than $10 million annually.

PAGE C1 Dan Rather Signs Off After 24 years as the CBS News anchor, Dan Rather signed off with the same exhortation he used soon after his debut: "Courage".

Leslie E. Smith, Jr., a senior vice president of Rockefeller Group, said the market is ripe for new construction in Newark, although the joint venture will not proceed with the project until an anchor tenant is signed.

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper has signed a two-book deal with publisher Harper, the Associated Press reported Tuesday.

I couldn't in good conscience ask young reporters and anchors to sign multi-year contracts knowing what they'd be forced to say on the air and face severe financial penalties if they left early.

They may feel left out come tax day -- Fox News anchors Neil Cavuto and Sean Hannity have signed on with tea parties in Sacramento and Atlanta, respectively, and Newt Gingrich plans to attend a tea party in New York.

Unlike developers who need to have signed an anchor tenant before they can build, Mr. LeFrak said, his company's ability to forgo outside financing gave it greater flexibility.

After all, Couric is America's first female solo news anchor, the woman who signed to CBS for a reputed $15m salary and who we have seen from the inside when she underwent a colonoscopy live on air in 2000 to raise awareness of colon cancer after her husband died of the disease in 1998.

PHOENIX: Signed defensive anchor Tyson Chandler for $52 million, re-signed Brandon Knight for $70 million.

The CNN anchor Lou Dobbs is signing new affiliates for a three-hour afternoon show.

The anchor tenant -- which has signed a 20-year lease and is investing $1 million in construction -- is Pathmark, which is building a 48,500-square-foot supermarket that will also house a bank and pharmacy.