Word: financiere
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When he was kicked out of Manhattan's Alleghany Corp. two years ago in the most celebrated proxy war in U.S. business, New Jersey Financier Allan P. Kirby, 70, vowed that he would return. Last week it was clear that Kirby was on his way to regaining control of...
After a long inquiry through the European under-world, van Stratten discovers the criminal background of Arkadin's wealth. He finds, in addition, the real purpose of his mission. The financier, in a mad attempt to hide his past from Raina, wants to eliminate members of his former gang. Soon...
The mystery backer behind Samuel P. Coffman's bid to outmaneuver Harvard for purchase of the Bennett St. MTA Yards was identified yesterday as a nationally-prominent multimillionaire New York City real estate developer or financier who graduated from Harvard but now seems alienated from the University.
Robert Tishman, president of Tishman Realty and Construction Company in New York, and Ian Woodner '39, a New York financier, were both unable to name the backer.
On one matter Kubitschek and Lleras had no difficulty in agreeing: the need for more Latin American participation in the Alliance if it is to succeed at all. In their formal report to the OAS, due later this month, they are expected to bring up the idea of a "parliament...