Word: shared
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...idle bulk of its 135,000 production employes continued last week, the fifth of the strike, to lose around $800,000 per day in wages. For the first time G. M.'s 330.000 stockholders felt the pinch as quarterly dividends were lopped from 50? to 25?-per share...
...oratorical abilities, Lawyer Conrad long has had a large Kansas City real-estate practice. The Missouri Bar Committee's discovery of McCoy's $5,000 fee to Lawyer Conrad resulted from testimony in an Oak Streeter's successful suit against McCoy to re-cover a share of the $35,350 settlement...
Based on findings of the Federal Trade Commission, the suit charged Mr. Doherty with making an $18,000,000 profit at the expense of the company in 1929. In that year Cities Service Co. paid Mr. Doherty $20,500,000 for 200,000 shares of Cities Service common stock at $102.50 a share. Mr. Doherty had originally acquired the stock for about $13.26 a share. His voting power reduced by the sale, Mr. Doherty then gave $1,000,000 of his $20,500.000 back to Cities Service for 1,000,000 shares of $1 non-cumulative 5% stock created especially...
...largest since 1930 and a phenomenal improvement over the piffling $1,146,000 earned last year. On the strength of this report and the involuntary aid of a flock of bears caught short of the stock, U. S. Steel was run up to $100 per share, par, highest price in six years...
...Business Board is exceedingly desirous of taking on several men who are anxious to become editors of the CRIMSON and who will thus share in its returns. It is hoped that anyone who has any interest in acquiring practical business experience and in enjoying the most interesting of extra-curricular activities while in College, will not heritable to come to the CRIMSON building on 14 Plympton St. next Wednesday evening to meet the members of the Business Board and to discuss the competition...