Interest rate doubts stall stock market
The Dow fell from highs as a strong economic report fueled doubts about future rate cuts. Investors hooked on merger and media takeover chatter offset some losses, with bonds retreating after the NAPM manufacturing index rose to 50.5.
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Westinghouse to Acquire CBS for 5.4 Billion
CBS Inc agreed to a 5.4 billion cash buyout by Westinghouse Electric Corp, creating a premier broadcasting group. CBS shareholders would receive 81 dollars a share plus a contingent payment as regulators and financing approve the deal, expected to close in early 1996.
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Lane Kirkland resigns as AFL-CIO president after 16 years
AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland steps down amid a divisive succession battle. Secretary Treasurer Thomas Donahue will fill out the term, with Barbara Easterling named to replace him, becoming the federation’s first female top officer. Campaign dynamics frame the leadership contest as rival groups rally support and challenge the current leadership.
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Labor Rift Surfaces as AFL-CIO Leaders Clash for Control
Labor voices clash as union leaders challenge Kirkland amid waning influence and shrinking memberships. Sweeney claims control of over 56 percent of October votes, backing by Teamsters chief Ron Carey and AFSCME head Gerald McEntee signals broad support.
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