Word: cartelizing
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...feature-length films made for TV only, on the theory that if TV addicts could not be brought to the movies, it would bring the movies to them. This, the first of two films to be shown this season, is a story of an international conspiracy involving a crooked cartel and three orphaned children who possess evidence that could destroy it. Called "See How They Run," it stars Austrian Beauty Senta Berger, John Forsythe and Franchot Tone. Color...
...seven-way split figured on the same basis would net each partner $18,890 and leave the Government a measly $23,000 total. Said the Revenooers last week: "We will take a pretty close look at all of this." In other words, they wanted to be sure the cartel came before the horse...
...West Germany, where the government is cartel-shy, there have been few big industrial mergers, and Italian businessmen usually shun them because of the heavy tax involved. More than half of the 300 mergers and joint ventures carried out by Common Market companies have been with companies that are outside the market and anxious to gain a foothold within...
...bright, superbly equipped plants. These became the models for modern labs elsewhere and the source of a grand succession of inventions-mediicnes to fight sleeping sickness and tuberculosis -that made Germany the pharmacy of the world. Duisberg was also a prime mover in organizing the I. G. Farben chemical cartel, which played a key role in Hitler...
...week, U.S. steelmakers grumbled bitterly that cut-price European and Japanese competitors are dumping steel on the U.S. market. In a thumb-in-the-eye brawl that is becoming global, the Europeans also accuse the Japanese of dumping steel in the Common Market. The Europeans have quietly made a cartel-like agreement to set prices of exports and carve up world markets-but so have the Japanese. Last week West Germany's Die Welt reported that the Common Marketeers and the Japanese, united at least in anger at U.S. antidumping charges, may yet combine into one great steel cartel...