I have huge xml file. I have given below the part of problem area code.
The part of my xml data looks like this ..

<Company_Name>XYZ CMPNY</Company_Name><ArgId>775340</ArgId><First_Name
+>Carol &amp; Jerry</First_Name>
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I need only "Company_Name" and "First_Name". I have written perl code using XML::Parser. The code below

use strict;
use XML::Parser;
my $parser = new XML::Parser(ErrorContext => 2);

my $xmlStr = "<data>
<Company_Name>XYZ CMPNY</Company_Name> 
<ArgId>775340</ArgId>
<First_Name>Carol &amp; Jerry</First_Name>
</data>";

my $writeDataFlag = 0;

$parser->setHandlers( 
      Start => \&start_handler,
      Char => \&char_handler,
       End => \&end_handler);

$parser->parse($xmlStr);


sub char_handler
{
   my ($p, $data) = @_;
      if($writeDataFlag ==1 ){
         print "Data - [$data] \n";
      }
}

sub start_handler
{

   my ($p, $data) = @_;
   if($data =~ /^(Company_Name|First_Name)$/) {
         $writeDataFlag = 1;
   }
}

sub end_handler
{
my ($p, $data) = @_;
   $writeDataFlag = 0;
}

1;
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OUTPUT:

Company_Name ---> [XYZ CMPNY]
First_Name ---> [Carol ]
[&]
[ Jerry]
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I need OTUPUT:

Company_Name ---> [XYZ CMPNY]
First_Name ---> [Carol & Jerry]
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Please suggest me whats wrong with my code?
Thanks Sivakumar

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