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Last week the utility interests of Count Giuseppe Volpi di Misurata, onetime (1925-28) Italian Minister of Finance, crossed the. English Channel and arrived in the British Isles. Their advent was signalized by the formation of British & International Utilities, Ltd., a corporation designed to acquire stocks in leading utilities of the British Isles and the British Empire. Control of this company was shared by the Volpi-formed Compagnie Italo Belge pour Enterprises d'Electricité et d'Utilité Publique, commonly known as Cibe, and by Dawnay, Day & Co., Ltd., London merchant bankers. Count Volpi is chairman; Lord...
British & International Utilities, Ltd., is of particular importance to U. S. utility men because of the U. S. interests associated with Volpi enterprises. In the course of expanding from the north-Italian district in which, in 1904, he organized his first utility company, Count Volpi became associated with Sidney Zollicoffer Mitchell, whose Italian Superpower Co. has a large interest in Adriatic Electric Co., parent Volpi company. In February (TIME, Feb. 17) Count Volpi together with the Mitchell, Bonbright and Field, Glore (Chicago) interests, organized European Electric Corp., Ltd., utility investment company with a Canadian incorporation and trans-Atlantic objectives. British...
...ultimate authority on all British financial matters, the Bank of England last autumn decided that British industry, collapsing from its own unwieldy weight, should be rationalized. To accomplish this. Governor Norman in November announced that the bank had formed a subsidiary, Securities Management Trust. Ltd. It was this company which he and his Old Lady used last week to make their entrance into the most basic of all industries...
...Here was pictured a slender and attractive girl, casting the shadow of a not only multichinned but also more than amply-bosomed matron. Like Lucky copy, Kensitas copy used the "avoid that future shadow' slogan. No plagiarism was involved, however, as Kensitas is made by J. Wix & Son. Ltd.. an American Tobacco Co. subsidiary...
Most of the cigarets sold in England (about 75%) are made by Sir George Alfred Willis's Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain and Ireland, Ltd., which for 12 months ending Oct. 31, 1929. showed a net income of ?9,476,000 ($46,053,000) compared to about $30,000,000 1929 net for American Tobacco. The British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd., formed in 1902 by American Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco (the American interest has scattered since the dissolution of the old American Tobacco Trust; Imperial has probably much increased its original one-third interest), is not directly affected...