Word: nets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Powerful and extensive are the diversified interests of the Swedish Match Co. It and the International make matches in 35 countries. On Dec. 31, 1926, net assets were $162,934,000. Much good accrues to them from the deal. Bargaining, they won a stake in the French market hitherto controlled by French monopoly. Match making machinery and raw products for match making are to be sold in France by the Scandinavian concern, their agreement said. In this new trade opening the International Co. is to share...
Playing with the wind at its back in the first quarter the University eleven, made up partly of second string men, was unable to score but at the beginning of the second half with its full strength on the field the Crimson team sent the ball into the net twice in succession. W. R. Daniellian '28 accounted for the first of these scores while L. L. Driggs '28 made the second while the third marker came in the last period when P. T. Haskell '28 evaded the Brown backs and shot the ball into the net...
...giants of U. S. industry reported the result of nine months' business to their stockholders last week. General Motors Corp. showed net earnings available for dividends and surplus for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, of $64,508,094 and for the full nine months of the year $193,758,302. Swelled by the cessation of Ford production, the revenue is the largest in the corporation's history and very nearly equals its return for the entire twelve months...
...Steel Corp., colossus (until 1926) of U. S. business, again saw itself outrivaled in earning power. This corporation announced their net earnings for the third quarter at $41,373,831, which raises their aggregate for the nine months to $132,999,016. The figures register declines of $4,666,629 from the second quarter's return and of nearly $13,000,000 from profits for the comparable nine months...
...hard-earned victory over the Crimson booters, 1 to 0, Saturday in Philadelphia. The only score was made in the third quarter by Lazarus, outside right, who took a pass from West, dribbled down the field to the 10-yard line, and drove the ball into the net...