Mel Karmazin doesn’t do understatement. Perched at the head of a conference table in Sirius XM Radio’s glassy Manhattan headquarters, sporting a red power tie and a sepia perma-tan that ...

Nobody knows radio like Mel Karmazin. He ran Infinity Broadcasting, CBS Radio, CBS Station Group and CBS Corp. He's been inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame and has served as a director at ...

Mel Karmazin, the CEO of SiriusXM Radio, is stepping down from the company. Karmazin will depart on Feb. 1, following the expiration of his current employment agreement and a transition period ...

Mel Karmazin told analysts Tuesday that the deal for merging Sirius Satellite Radio with XM Satellite Radio “is ripe to be granted.” Karmazin, CEO of Sirius, also reiterated his desire to cut ...

And when Karmazin syndicated Stern’s show and defended him against FCC fines, “I praise Mel all the time on the air and I will continue to praise him until I die,” Stern has said. “Because ...

Sallie Hofmeister: There were a lot of people who made the argument that without the merger, both of you would go out of business. Is that part of your argument?Mel Karmazin: No, because I, I mean ...

This story was written by David Kaplan. After waiting a long 18 months for former rivals Sirius (NSDQ: SIRI) and XM (NSDQ: XMSR) to come together, it's natural for CEO Mel Karmazin to be feeling ...

This is a rush transcript from "Your World With Neil Cavuto," August 4, 2008. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: Always love having this guest on. Soon ...

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Mel Karmazin just couldn't hold back any more. The highly optimistic CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio (left) sounded more than a little peeved at the extraordinary amount of time it is taking to ...