Qwest's CEO Dick Notebaert defended founder Phil Anschutz and another former board member, Cy Harvey, from shareholder Gerald Armstrong, who tried to suggest at the annual meeting this week that their departures from the board were somehow linked to shareholder dissatisfaction. Notebaert said they were good assets to companies, while Armstrong responded, "yes, i think they also brought us joe nacchio" or something to that effect. Armstrong also took issue with Notebaert's pay, which topped $4 million in salary and bonus alone last year. ("How much do you need to live on anyway? Can't you get by with a few million less?")
From the show Top Chef, contestant Lee Anne Wong gives an interview to Asiance Magazine, and winner Harold Dieterle cooks on the Today show. Denver weather lady Kathy Sabine is supposed to do the weather on the Today show this weekend
Frontier Airlines has given its Web site a much fresher, newer look in hopes of getting more people to use it to book flights. For a limited time, if you book a flight there, you can get a coupon good for watching DirecTV on your flight FREE, instead of having to shell out five bucks.
Which former MTV celebrity has bleached hardwood floors, wall to wall windows, pop culture paintings of Suzanne Somers and black-and-white travel photos in his living room? **answer next weekend.
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