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4th of March 1993 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 4 de março de 1993
KRAFT BUYS TERRY'S OF YORK CHOCOLATES
Date: 04 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
United Biscuits Holdings of Britain yesterday sold its Terry's of York chocolate subsidiary to Kraft General Foods International, a unit of the Philip Morris Companies, for $:220 million, or $321 million. United Biscuits said in January that it planned to sell the brand, and the price exceeded analysts' estimates.
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Key Official Promoted at First Boston
Date: 05 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
David C. Mulford, 55, who became vice chairman of the First Boston Corporation after resigning as Under Secretary of the Treasury immediately after the election, will be named chairman and chief executive of First Boston's parent, CS First Boston, at the end of the year. He will succeed Hans-Jorg Rudloff, who had held the post for 12 years. Mr. Rudloff will join the executive board of CS Holdings, which runs CS First Boston and numerous other businesses, including its Swiss banking operations.
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COLLINS EXECUTIVE RESIGNS AMID FINANCIAL IRREGULARITIES
Date: 05 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Collins Industries said yesterday that it had found $1.2 million in unrecorded bills from 1992 and that Joseph S. Hebb, treasurer and chief financial officer, had resigned. On Monday, the company said it was investigating allegations made at a shareholder meeting last Friday that its 1992 net income was overstated. Collins, based in Hutchinson, Kan., previously said earnings for the year ended Oct. 31 fell to $1.05 million from $1.61 million a year earlier.
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PERELMAN ACQUIRES LEADING U.S. CIGAR COMPANY
Date: 05 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
A company owned by Ronald O. Perelman, the billionaire investor who controls Revlon Inc., said yesterday that it had completed a $180 million purchase of the Consolidated Cigar Corporation, the nation's biggest cigar maker. Mr. Perelman sold the cigar company to Vestar Capital Partners in 1988 for $128 million. His investment company, Mafco Holdings Inc., acquired Consolidated Cigar's parent company, the Triple C Acquisition Corporation, from Vestar, a New York investment firm, and company management.
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T.W.A. REVISES PLAN TO EMERGE FROM BANKRUPTCY
Date: 05 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Trans World Airlines has amended its reorganization plan to divide 55 percent ownership of its common shares between two classes of creditors, a spokesman for the airline said yesterday.
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ITT CHAIRMAN SAYS A CASINO ACQUISITION IS NEAR
Date: 05 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The ITT Corporation is close to an agreement to purchase a United States casino, the company's chairman, Rand V. Araskog, said in a meeting in New York with securities analysts. In February, ITT named a veteran gaming and hotel executive, John V. Giovenco, president and chief operating officer of its hotel and gaming operations in anticipation of a casino purchase.
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MCDONNELL DOUGLAS TO PAY $2.1 MILLION IN PRICING CASE
Date: 04 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The McDonnell Douglas Corporation will pay the Federal Government $2.1 million to settle accusations involving payments for orders of an Army weapon, the Justice Department said yesterday. McDonnell did not tell the Army that the company would be reimbursed by a vendor for certain materials in the development of the shoulder-launched multipurpose assault weapon. This had the effect of increasing the prices to the Government. The company also failed to disclose a change in its subcontract with its main supplier that had produced thousands of dollars in savings for McDonnell, the department said. The settlement included $350,000 that the St. Louis military contractor had already paid in the same case.
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WEST POINT-PEPPERELL TO SELL MISSION VALLEY UNIT
Date: 04 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
West Point-Pepperell Inc. said yesterday that it had agreed to sell its Mission Valley woven-fabrics operations, based in New Braunfels, Tex., to a group of managers and the Lewis Company, a Dallas investment firm. Terms were not disclosed. The proposed transaction is expected to close before May. The 800-employee operation manufactures woven yarn-dyed fabrics for apparel, home furnishings, retail and related industries.
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W. R. GRACE EXPECTS TO BUY GERMAN DIALYSIS COMPANY
Date: 04 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
W. R. Grace & Company said yesterday that it expected its kidney dialysis unit to reach an agreement to buy a German dialysis products manufacturer in the specialty chemicals and health-care giant's first foray into the German health-care market. Grace said it expected the agreement to be closed before April for an undisclosed amount of cash. The purchase would represent a marriage between National Medical Care Inc., the biggest dialysis provider in the United States, and Riggers Medizintechnik G.m.b.H., which has 20 percent of the German dialysis market.
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Business-news station does battle for hearts and ears of New York.
Date: 05 March 1993
By Adam Bryant
Adam Bryant
ALL-NEWS radio stations in New York are hardly known for understatement. "You give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world," boasts the long-running theme line of WINS-AM. This tradition of hyperbole continues with a new marketing battle under way for the ears of New York news junkies, led by the upstart Bloomberg News Radio 1130 AM, just as WINS-AM and WCBS-AM gear up their campaigns for the spring ratings sweep. The Bloomberg station, WBBR-AM, replaced the former big band music station, WNEW-AM, which was bought last fall for roughly $13.5 million by Michael Bloomberg, whose main business is providing financial data to traders and market watchers.
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