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THE WEEK’S WINNERS AND LOSERS

By
Post Staff Report
Published April 22, 2007, 9:00 a.m. ET

WINNERS

ERIC SCHMIDT

Google boss sees earnings increase 69 percent in Q1, the same week it scores acquisition of DoubleClick.

JAMES DIMON

J.P.Morgan chief leads bank to record firstquarter earnings of $4.79B, up 55 percent.

STAN O’NEAL

Merrill Lynch CEO fares pretty well, too, blowing past forecasters’ projections with $2.6B for the quarter.

LOSERS

JOSEPH NACCHIO

Former Qwest Communications chief convicted on 19 counts of insider trading.

BETH COMSTOCK

Integrated-media chief at NBC Universal catching flack for foundering iVillage Web/TV synergy strategy.

JAMES L. BASILLIE

Research In Motion boss leaves CrackBerry addicts incommunicado when service goes out for 11 hours.