Word: ince
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...letter to Cranston Inc., the parent company of The Spaghetti Club, Scali makes mention of previous license violations including "failing to remain food oriented," patron fights and underage drinking...
Like a gambler unwilling to cut his losses, Time Warner CEO Gerald M. Levin keeps doubling his bet. In 1989 Levin, then vice chairman, negotiated Time Inc.'s buyout of Warner Communications, an acquisition that enriched Warner's shareholders but not Time Inc.'s. Without making much of a dent in the $11 billion debt incurred by the deal, Levin kept rolling the dice. He sold pieces of the new company into complex partnerships that raised billions but tied up Time Warner's best assets, including Warner Bros. studios and HBO. And instead of paying down the mortgage, Levin went...
...guaranteed independence from corporate considerations. His system remains intact, but life has got a bit more complex as the company that owns us has grown. Back when we were a small company, our reviewers could, for example, assess a book published by Little, Brown (long owned by Time Inc.) without having anyone (including the reviewer) pay the slightest attention to the connection. Since the merger with Warner, we face a lot more suspicions...
...guaranteed independence from corporate considerations. His system remains intact, but life has got a bit more complex as the company that owns us has grown. Back when we were a small company, our reviewers could, for example, assess a book published by Little, Brown (long owned by Time Inc.) without having anyone (including the reviewer) pay the slightest attention to the connection. Since the merger with Warner, we face a lot more suspicions...
...Frederic Ellis, lawyer for 67-year-old Florence Vasallo, whose 1977 silicone breast implants from Baxter International Inc. ruptured and led to immune system disease. A Massachusetts jury awarded her $1.5 million in damages this week...