Burroughs to Buy Memorex for 14.50 a Share in Tie Up
Burroughs Corp will acquire Memorex for 14.50 a share of common stock and merge the firm into a new wholly owned subsidiary. W. Michael Blumenthal says the deal will complement Burroughs disc memory activities with Memorex technology and manufacturing. Washington reports note rising orders and shipments for U.S. manufactured goods in June.
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Burroughs Corp
Memorex Corp
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Washington
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Tax legislation boosts pension plans
New federal tax changes expand retirement saving options for workers with company pensions and those without. IRA contributions rise to 2000 dollars for the uninsured, Keogh and SEP limits double, and a new rule lets plan participants contribute tax deductible amounts to either an IRA or their company plan starting January 1, 1982.
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Dollar soars as gold falls under 400 in global markets
The dollar hit a five year high against the West German mark and rose past 2.50 marks, with Poland tensions and Reagan tax cuts boosting demand. Gold slipped below 400 an ounce, trading around 398.50 in London and 395.50 in Zurich, while silver fell to 8.27 in London. Currency gains stretched in Tokyo and Milan with the dollar at 243.65 yen and 1,238 lire.
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Bidding for Conoco nears decision
In a record corporate contest, Du Pont leads a three way bid for Conoco Inc with a 7.3 billion offer as Seagram buys shares and Mobil hints at further action. Seagram holds about 18 percent, while Du Pont seeks 51 percent to close. Justice Department questions loom over Mobil’s 8.2 billion bid.
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GM May Halt Big Car Plans To Save Money
GM may shelve 1983 full sized Buick LeSabre Electra Oldsmobile 88 98 and Cadillac DeVille models to cut costs. A confidential document cited by the Detroit News says the full sized cars would be replaced by stretched mid size front wheel drive versions. GM declines comment while Chevrolet and Pontiac move toward enhanced mid size lines.
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Money supply debates shape Ottawa talks and markets
The article discusses how the money supply and rising U S interest rates dominated a major Ottawa meeting attended by President Reagan, with global anxiety over weekly American money supply shifts. It explains the differing money definitions M1 M1 plus M2 and M3 including deposits, demand accounts, and traveler’s checks, noting evolving measures as Fed policy aims to clarify this elusive concept.
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ATS
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Henry Kaufman
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