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Why did Dolan decide not to reduce customer service staff in the cable operation?
"Cablevision Slims Down to Beef Up Profits"
Why did Dolan decide not to reduce customer service staff in the cable operation?
How did the company's sinking stock price affect its financial management?
Why couldn't Cablevision simply borrow $600 million to close the cash flow gap?
Visit the investor information section of Cablevision's website, http://www.cablevision.com, and check out the financial news. How has the company performed financially in recent quarters?
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"In June, the Dolan family offered to take Cablevision private in a $7.9 billion cash-and-stock deal that would lead to the company splitting off its TV networks and sports teams into..."
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