A P trouble era: year proves tough for Atlantic & Pacific Tea
New York reports a harsh year for the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. with a $51.3 million net loss, the worst in its history. The company cut its quarterly dividend for the first time since 1825 as investors grow wary and critics fault management amid stock declines.
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New York
Atlanti¢ & Pacific Tea Co
Staly
Huntington Hartford
A&p
Inellie Ent
NEW York Stock Exchange
Jamis
Benes Ierspee
Ieee
Ternate
Lisnes
HL Gupta
Genesee Wa
Galle
Ian Tk
Ettas
Simoes
Bremen
Glenn
doaBe
Gul & Nfeh
Gul Baan
Orien
Lavy
Ellen
Macrisani
Aeros
Emaums
Bare
Wrein
Gare
Reni
Mets
Midland Capitan
Amy
Ital
Legaees Rees Ieee Manasiase
Abies Ag
Arco
Redet
Revere
Lily
Sale i
Afaties
Bebekcal Usar
Avere
Dip Anand
Eatanarun
Sk Howey
Uae
Irgee
Lara
Hansa
Becher Ag
Anna
Basaang Executive
Beulial
Cessna Beayel
Bagii Pettis
Unis Bane
Riga
Epa
Teleos
Tayten Ain
Kivenhy
Wits Wee
Mal Iwikerse
Ebandantha
Emmy
Imarvos
Waunuede
Wiecaborgia
Grates Staal Verminen
Ratti
Almaert
Witon
Anne Meriay
Ewan Bias
Hanya Bee
H. Dante Lak
Andy Bohl Weis
Shier Rae
Aly
Voce Fl
Maite
Walt
Market Price War Shapes Retail Chains in 1972
An analysis of aggressive pricing tactics by major retailers and the response of smaller chains. The giants used low cost campaigns and allegedly timed light price slams to force rivals into red ink, prompting policy reviews and efficiency drives. Managers anticipated profits by year end 1972, despite heavy losses during adjustments.
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Winevere
Eetlah
Pasiriet
Cohumbia
Canada