Word: kaye
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...owners of at least 40 percent of a company's stock to call a special meeting of the company's shabeholders. Now, approval from just 10 percent is needed--a right that was meant to ensure accountability but "has been abused lately" by some hostile raiders, said Stephen B. Kay, a partner in the brokerage firm of Goldman, Sachs & Co. who served on the Dukakis commission...
...Doubles will be the key," Kay said. "It sets the tone for singles. We're going to work hard to get a sweep...
Physicians from a local hospital provide comprehensive health care. Tutors recruited from the Junior League help with homework, and employment counselors place the kids in summer jobs. "Many employers have stereotypes of black urban youth," says Mary Kay Penn, who manages the Milbank program. "It is very hard to persuade them to take these kids on, even when we pay the salary." But last summer Penn placed 75 of the kids in jobs, and Carrera added a silk-screening program so they could learn to design and sell T shirts...
...GLENN MILLER BAND REUNION (PBS, March 10, 9 p.m. on most stations). In the mood again, with bandleader (and former Miller trumpeter) Billy May, Kay Starr, Jack Jones and more...
Proponents say many companies have become stronger than ever after being taken over and reorganized. The point is driven home in a study by Abbie Smith, a University of Chicago economist who surveyed 58 acquired companies -- among them, R.H. Macy, Mary Kay Cosmetics and Uniroyal -- most of which had been bought out since 1984. The findings indicated that the firms were generally more profitable and productive after they were bought...