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Head Hunting

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 12:23PM EDT / Published Oct. 11, 2009 3:04AM EDT

Maybe the higher-ups can hold off on joining Monster.com after all. As Comcast continues talks with General Electric to acquire an ownership share of NBC Universal, there's some good news for the corner office. CEO Jeffrey Zucker and his management team would likely be kept at the head of the media company, sources tell Bloomberg News. The decision to sell a majority stake of NBC Universal could come as early as this week. The 44-year-old Zucker has spent his entire career at the entertainment giant, where in 1992 he was the youngest person to serve as the executive producer of the Today show at the green age of 26.

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