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Netflix's DVD rentals were falling, and the company had announced that it was splitting its subscription in two onee for DVDs by mail, a second for online streaming.
Chrysler also recently said it was splitting its largest brand, Dodge, into Dodge cars and Ram trucks, meaning that within a few years its dealerships could be selling six different brands, including Jeep.
Rupert Murdoch said he had the full confidence of the board to stay on, despite the scandals at News Corp's British newspaper subsidiary.Kraft Foods became the second big company recently (after ConocoPhillips) to announce that it was splitting its business.
Reading Buses said "heavy congestion" meant it was splitting its Vitality 2 service at the town centre to improve punctuality.
Citigroup announced on Friday that it was splitting its business in two, after years of the financial supermarket model failing.
Shares of Westpac ended flat after one of the country's biggest banks said that it was splitting its most profitable retail and business banking division to simplify the organisation and improve accountability.
It is splitting off its old coal, gas and nuclear plants into a separate company in order to focus on renewables and grids, though Starace disagrees with that strategy: "I don't think it makes sense, scale is important in our business".
See articleMcGraw-Hill became the latest big company to announce that it is splitting in two, separating its markets business, which includes the Standard & Poor's credit-ratings agency, from its education-services division to trade as two independent companies.
Cable & Wireless has announced that it is splitting into two businesses, by demerging its overseas operations.
The book retailer's Nook e-reader doubled its losses as it struggled to compete with the Kindle and iPad, a blow to the company's hopes that digital publishing would offset falling sales of books.Tribune became the latest media company to announce it is splitting in two, with a plan to separate its newspaper arm from its television and internet division.
It is splitting the baby.
