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About 20 to 30 students and local residents entered the Prudential Center’s Food Court at 5 p.m. and began loudly criticizing the company??€™s position on a megaphone at about 5:30 p.m., Falicov said. Police arrived at about...
...official statement released by Coca-Cola defended the company??€™s practices, arguing that Coca-Cola itself does provide many of the services AIDS activists are calling for and that the company is not directly responsible for the policies of its subsidiaries...
Corning—best known for the glass-making technology it uses to provide diverse products from dishware to television screens to fiber optic cables—has close ties to the University. The company was founded 151 years ago by the Houghton family, longtime benefactors of Harvard. The company??€™s current chief executive, James R. Houghton ’58, is a member of the Harvard Corporation, the University’s top governing body...
...June 1990, Bush sold 212,140 shares of Harken—about two-thirds of his holdings in the company??€”for $848,560. Bush, who at the time was serving as a director of Harken, used the proceeds from the sale to pay off loans that helped him purchase a minority stake in the Texas Rangers baseball franchise...
...soon after his arrival, Meyer had moved toward greater oversight of the company??€™s money managers, who had previously been afforded much latitude in deciding how to invest the University’s endowment...