Word: jonesism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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According to a Boston Globe article, Fouraker "reacted bitterly" to the story and "threatened to cut off a textbook subsidiary of Dow Jones from free use of Harvard Business School cases." (Dow Jones publishes the Wall Street Journal.) The article also stated that Fouraker "asked Harvard General Counsel Daniel Steiner...
Neither Fouraker nor Irvin L. Grimes, president of the Jones subsidiary, would comment on the article. Steiner, however, termed the story "inaccurate." "Dean Fouraker never asked me to contact the Dow Jones outside lawyers," he said, adding, "I knew the lawyers personally and thought of speaking to them strictly in...
True enough, the 30 stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average have not performed nearly so well as gold in the 1970s. They have lost close to 8% in value. But that hardly means that gold, which pays no dividends, would have been a better play. It was illegal for...
Then the Soviets showed up. They were ten feet tall. The blue jeans that Rozelle gave them as a welcoming present came to their knees. But the visitors just laughed and said they were looking forward to playing against Too Short Jones. Landry told newsmen that the Soviets put their...
Brown jumped out to an early lead 8:02 into the game when, only eight seconds after Crimson defenseman Anna Jones had been whistled for hooking, Pam Boone backhanded in a deflected shot.