Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...combination of Ivy Films, the U.N. Council and the Liberal Union in their film showing ventures had formerly been characterized as "monopolistic." The Student Council passed a resolution earlier this month stating that the merger involved no monopoly, but at that time had not contacted other interested undergraduate organizations...
...spring when the Office decided to consolidate Yard and House agencies, Taylor and the three managers met to bargain. Since the Yard business must have University permission to operate, there was no question that the Employment Office could effect a merger...
NASH and Hudson are secretly dickering to merge. The deal, involving assets of $320 million, would be the biggest auto merger since Chrysler bought Dodge in 1928. Reason for the move: the two independents think that it would help them cut costs and strengthen their sales organizations to meet intense competition expected from autos' Big Three in 1954-55. One possible bar to the merger: among Hudson's biggest stockholders is Queen Juliana of The Netherlands, who with other Dutch shareholders was able to block a purchase eight years ago by Detroit's Fisher Bros...
...buying Kingan, Slotkin had bitten off a big chunk of troubles. But last week Slotkin was sure that, by such economies as combining the two firms' sales forces, he would soon have Kingan on a paying basis. Eventually, he estimates, the merger should mean a $500 million annual gross for Hygrade. Exuberant over this gratifying prospect, and incidentally to persuade Kingan minority stockholders to exchange their shares, Slotkin last week declared a 100% stock dividend for his Hygrade stockholders...
Getting On. In Providence, the Forever Young Club announced its merger with Activities for the Aged...