Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Another week of busy marching and jockeying resulted in little net headway for the McCarthy v. Army investigation. But the footwork was typically intense...
...games to three in one of the roughest play-offs in hockey history. Hero of the series: little (5 ft. 7 in.) Red Wing Forward Tony Leswick, who broke up a "sudden death" overtime period in the final game by slamming a 40-ft. screen shot into the Canadien net...
...years, one of the biggest firms in the hosiery business has been Philadelphia's Apex Hosiery Co. In its two plants in Philadelphia and nearby Spring City, Apex employed close to 900 workers, and grew to a net worth of more than $10 million. But last week Apex suddenly decided to close its doors and sell its plants. Reasons: Southern competition and the A.F.L. Hosiery Workers' refusal to take...
...billion. Hotchkis pointed out that profits are returned not on the current year's investment alone, but on the total investment, i.e., $1.5 billion on $16 billion, or less than 10%. On gross profits, said Hotchkis, the investors pay foreign taxes of more than 30%. Of the net profits, they plow back well over half -62% in 1952-into reinvestment in the countries where the profits were earned...
...prize is the $10 million bus terminal in Chicago, hub of Greyhound's 96.010-mile web of lines. The results of Greyhound's expansion program showed up in last year's record sales of $245 million, up 7%, and a gain in net income from $13.6 million in 1952 to $13.8 million...