Nestle narrows scope cutting 22 plants in two years
Nestle S A reevaluates its growth strategy as Helmut Maucher leads a lean phase. The two year pruning effort closed or sold 22 plants amid a shift from the 1970s expansion spree of acquisitions. The Vevey based company emphasizes efficiency over rapid expansion.
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Vevey
Switzerland
Nestle S.A
Lake Geneva
Helmut Maucher
Nestle
Fulton Nestle plant spared as company trims global costs
Nestle plans broad pruning across its 287 factories in more than 50 countries, but Fulton’s candy plant, employing about 1500, is expected to stay intact due to the nature of its products. The overhaul targets unprofitable units amid currency and recession pressures, while focusing on core food and specialty markets.
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Wear
Argentina
United States
Nestle
Edmund S. Muskie
Maucher
Stouffer Corp
Ohio
Wine World
California
Beech-Nut
Alcon Laboratories
Eer
Dollar Falls as Banks Trigger Selloff in 1982 Markets
Heavy selling pushed the dollar to an 11 month low against major currencies with gold edging higher. The yen slid to 229.75 per dollar, the pound weakened to $1.6280 in London, and multiple European currencies fell from recent levels. Gold prices varied across London Zurich and New York, while silver rose slightly. Monarch Machine Tool to idle 40 workers for 3 weeks due to weak demand. New York retailers posted a 4.8 percent December gain, the slowest in seven years. Burlington Northern seeks to outbid El Paso for assets after El Paso plans to dispose of oil and gas holdings.
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Tokyo
London
Zurich
Hong Kong
New York
Handy & Harman
New York City
Burlington Northern
el Paso
Burlington
Fed money measure still guides markets despite deemphasis
Investors react to weekly money supply data as a guide to monetary policy. The Fed reported Ml fell 2.4 billion in the week to Dec 22, a small drop that disappointed some analysts who expected a larger decline in cash in circulation and deposits. Long-term bond prices fell as yields rose after the report.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Maury Harris
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtisne
Auburn Mayor Latti vows to aid fight against antitrust suit
Mayor Latti says he will press political weight to support ADM in the Justice Department antitrust suit over Nabi sco Brands units leasing the Montezuma and Clinton plants. ADM’s Richard Burker notes first court hearing in March as local officials discuss roles. Parmley says county will consider involvement and ADM plans to reopen Montezuma next spring.
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Auburn
Paul W. Lattimore
Clinton Corn Products
Montezuma
Lattimore
Federal Justice Department
Archer- Daniel-Midland Co
Decatur
Ill
Clinton
Iowa
Nabisco Brands Inc
Richard Burker
Archer Daniel Midland
ADM
Frank Horton
R-Rochester
U.S
Daniel P. Moynihan
Alphonse D’ Amato
Cayuga County
Dale C. Parmley
Parmley
Towa
Chrysler Sets 1983 New Yorker and Charger Prices
Chrysler Corp announced base prices for two 1983 models. The New Yorker front wheel drive luxury sedan will cost 10,950 dollars, while the Dodge Charger high performance model is priced at 8,290 dollars in a company statement.
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Chrysler Corp
Norstar to Acquire Bank of Commerce in NYC Deal
Norstar Bancorp plans to acquire 67.7 percent of Bank of Commerce stock held by four directors and offer for remaining shares. The $50 million transaction requires approvals from state Banking Department, FDIC and Federal Reserve Board. The NYC bank earned 4.6 million last year and Norstar, based in Albany, operates nine banks in Upstate New York.
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Norstar Bancorp
Albany
Bank of Commerce
Norstar
Peter D. Kiernan
Russell L. Weiss
Financial General Bankshares
Buffalo
Oneida Valley National Bank
Utica
New York
Sie Hotaen Valley
Long Island
FDIC boosts troubled New York banks with 175 million
The FDIC using new powers has pumped about 175 million into 15 stressed savings banks, led by Bowery Savings at 58.7 million and Emigrant Savings at 28.3 million. Banks face ongoing losses from high long term deposits as interest rates fell, though outlook brightens with aid and rate declines. Savings banks mainly in the Northeast seek further support as FSLIC aid to be launched next February.
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New York
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Congress
New York City
William M. Isaac
FDIC
Insurance Corporation
Ray V. O’brien Jr
Emigrant Savings Bank
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
FSLIC
Savings and Loan
Avalanche of revenue fuels Atlantic City casino boom
Atlantic City nine casinos report rising revenues despite recession with forecasts of 1.4 billion dollars for 1982. Executives praise profits improving and plan expansion including Harrah’s Boardwalk, Hilton and Trump Organization projects as Casino Control relaxes rules. Local leaders predict absorption for several new casinos over four years.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Atlantic City Casino Hotel Association
Robert R. Maxey
The
Elsinore Corp
Playboy Casino
Maxey
Harrahs
Trump Organization
Hilton Hotel Corp
Caesars World
Resorts International
Golden Nugget
Richard J. Goeglein
Harrah’s
Harrah
Marina
Resorts
Bally
the Sands
Harrah's
Harrah's Boardwalk
Convention Hall
Trump Organization of
Newark
Trump and
State
Casino Control Commission
Donald J. Trump
Hilton
Nevada
Stephen H. Ackerman
Los Angeles
William J. Downey
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Chrysler
Imoles
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Tetane
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Portland
Maine
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