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...large industrial enterprises, including the Dassault airplane manufacturing company and the Saint-Gobain-Pont-à-Mousson fiber-glass maker-will almost certainly deepen the existing slump by making businessmen more wary of investing their money. Says J. Paul Horne, European economic analyst for the Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. investment firm: "The French private banking sector is all but gone. New private investment in France has been virtually frozen since the election...
...Frank Upham, the lawyer who handled the case for the state, said yesterday, "Brigham's tried to rip off the customer by claiming that it was really a little guy" but added that Bic's "got screwed" because other stores in the Harvard Square area do exactly the same thing...
...Upham said that the Attorney General's office expects by January, 1977, to enforce new, tighter regulations on the use of the word "homemade" for all ice cream parlors...
...polls-will push the market back and forth through the campaign. Republican Wall Street does not fear Carter, but it would like Ford to win; above all, it would like to know the outcome. Says William W. Helman, chairman of the investment committee of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co.: "There's a greater amount of uncertainty now about who is going to win, and the market doesn't like uncertainty." Market historians note that election campaigns usually are times of minor price movements. During the past seven presidential campaigns, from mid-August to Election...
...settling back a bit to close at 992.6, down 3.62 for the week. But by several other measures the market is not particularly high at all-nor has it risen fast enough this year to make many investors feel rich. For example, a recent compilation by Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., a Manhattan brokerage firm, shows that 80% of the stocks on the New York and American exchanges are selling for $25 a share or less, an only slightly smaller proportion than in January, when the Dow began its powerful assault on the 1000 mark. And price/earnings ratios...