Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...there were 490 Big Board member firms dealing with the public; at the end of June there were 371. Employment of registered representatives, those commission agents who handle customers' orders, has dropped by more than 13% in the past six years. The merger wave is still rolling: Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc., the Rolls Royce of the industry, has an agreement in principle to merge with the small San Francisco firm of Shuman, Agnew & Co. Inc. in order to get salesmen who know how to deal with small investors. Now that common stocks are no longer a favored investment vehicle...
...past four years, he has specialized in stories concerning diplomacy and national security. Fourteen correspondents in eleven bureaus around the world supplied Pines with reports on foreign perspectives. The major reporting was done in our Washington bureau: Diplomatic Correspondent Strobe Talbott State Department Correspondent Christopher Ogden, White House Correspondent Stanley Cloud and Pentagon Correspondent Bruce Nelan...
While President Carter sets the broad goals and makes the decisions by which he seeks to fulfill them, his National Security Adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, provides much of the long-range thinking and the intellectual framework on which foreign policy rests. TIME White House Correspondent Stanley Cloud explored Brzezinski's ideas in two long interviews. His report...
President Jimmy Carter discussed his foreign policy with TIME Managing Editor Henry Grunwald, Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey, White House Correspondent Stanley Cloud, Diplomatic Correspondent Strobe Talbott and State Department Correspondent Chris Ogden. Excerpts from the interview...
...special Federal Energy Administration task force, headed by the SEC's director of enforcement, Stanley Sporkin, declared that the FEA had failed in its duty to police the pricing practices of the major oil companies. As a result, the task force asserts, the companies had possibly overcharged the consuming public "several billions of dollars." The FEA has begun new hearings aimed at tightening auditing procedures. This week the agency will open an investigation of alleged price gouging on fuel oil used in home heating; one consumer group is claiming the FEA permitted oil companies to overcharge by $2 billion...