Invacare buys Hovis Medical to boost Canada sales
Invacare Corp. acquires Hovis Medical Ltd. of Mississauga Ontario a long time distributor for Invacare and a supplier for other makers. Hovis operates facilities in Ontario British Columbia and Quebec and employs about 60. Hovis will operate as Invacare Canada expanding direct sales presence alongside existing Canadian units.
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Recession hits profits at top U.S. firms, Fortune says
Fortune magazine reports the Fortune 500 saw total profits plunge to 55.1 billion from 93.4 billion in 1990 with 238 companies posting declines. GM remained largest by revenue at 123.8 billion while Exxon led in profits at 5.6 billion.
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Ohio firms on Fortune 500 list show varied changes
AP reports Ohio entries in Fortune 500 for 1991, led by Procter & Gamble of Cincinnati at rank 19 with $27.406 billion in sales. Akron’s Goodyear Tire drops to 41, while Cleveland area firms ACA TaW and Lubrizol rise or fall across ranks with sales ranging from about $1.0 to $11.0 billion, including Eaton, Timken, Rubbermaid, and Owens-Illinois in multiple positions.
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GM defends execs pay amid 1991 losses
GM defended its executive compensation plan as modest and closely tied to performance after reporting a $4.5 billion loss in 1991. CEO Robert Stempel will take a substantial pay cut as GM discloses 1991 pay, with no bonuses planned. Ford and Chrysler face similar proxy disclosures next week.
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Paul Novas
Graef S. Crystal
University of California, Berkley
Caterpillar orders 13,000 UAW back to work in test move
Caterpillar Inc orders nearly 13,000 striking United Auto Workers to return by 7:30 a.m. Monday under a Feb 19 contract offer or risk job loss. The UAW responds by striking 1,990 more workers in Mapleton Mossville and Pontiac, joining 10,800 on strike in Illinois plants.
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UAW
Illinois
York
Memphis
Tenn
Denver
Harley Shaiken
Institute For Industrial Relations
University of California At Berkeley
Jobless Claims Rise to 456000 in Third Week of March
The Labor Department reports first time claims for unemployment benefits climbed to 456000 for the week ending March 21, the second straight weekly rise and the highest in three weeks. Economists had expected little change, with the four week moving average at 448750 and the year start fluctuation between 444000 and 452000.
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