Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...swap of Moto Meter's stock for Auto-Lite's, and soon after Martin became president. In 18 years he has boosted Auto-Lite's sales from $14 million to $271 million, and profits from $1.2 million to 1952's net of $9.8 million...
...only a matter of time. In the last period, Hubbard wound up on his own blue line, then skated the length of the ice to shove the puck past Torrey. Ten minutes later he took a pass from Captain Walt Greeley in front of the Tiger net and scored-again...
...left and Howe swung wide to the right. Quick as a flash, Lindsay backhanded a pass to Howe. Hardly checking his speed, Howe picked up the puck on his stick, whirled past the defenseman, feinted Goalie Rollins out of position, and fired a sizzling 20-footer into the net. Time & again the pair had worked this strategy. This one was a milestone: Howe's 200th goal in N.H.L. play, his 40th this season. In the third period, again with an assist from Captain Lindsay, Howe netted...
...took over. He has almost doubled Westinghouse's sales-from $730 million in 1945 to a record $1.4 billion last year. And he has more than doubled its profits ($26.7 million to $68.5 million). Last year alone, sales rose 17%, and in spite of excess-profits taxes, the net rose 6% at a time when most corporate nets were falling. Finally, Price has launched Westinghouse on such shirt-splitting expansion that within two years it will be twice as big as when he took command. G.E. has been growing even faster in new plants, but Price has crept...
Overall, Douglas had its best peacetime year. Sales, 87% military, were $522.6 million, more than double 1951's $225.1 million. Net profit was up ($10,792,285 v. $6,912,829 in 1951) along with dividends ($3.75 v. $3.50 in 1951). Only ratio of net income to sales fell, dropping from 3.1% in 1951 to 2.1% last year...