U K firm buys Greyhound in $2.8 billion deal
FirstGroup PLC agreed to acquire Laidlaw International Inc owner of Greyhound for 2.8 billion dollars. If finalized the merged group would control about 40 percent of North American school bus operations, raising questions about Greyhound’s future leadership and U.S. market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Greyhound
FirstGroup PLC
Laidlaw International Inc
United States
Canada
Greyhound Lines Inc
FirstGroup
Moir Lockhead
North America
Stagecoach
Megabus
USA
Naperville
Ohioan Brings Sudoku Rubik’s Cube To Toy Fair
Jay Horowitz, a 60-year veteran from northeast Ohio, blends a Rubik’s Cube mold with Sudoku rules to create the Sudoku Cube. Made in China for his American Classic Toy Inc, the puzzle sells for 9.87 and is being showcased at the American International Toy Fair in New York City with retailers like Barnes & Noble and FAO Schwarz carrying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Middle of Nowhere
Ohio
Jay Horowitz
Horowitz
New York City
Jeader Marx Toys
Ideal Toy Co
Cleveland
Ating
Albert Einstein
China
American Classic Toy Inc
Barnes & Noble
FAO Schwarz
Backtobasicstoys.com
Amazon.com
YouTube Sale Creates Millionaires Beyond Founders
Google’s $1.65 billion YouTube purchase makes many long-time staff multimillionaires on paper. Receptionist Shannon Hermes holds about $13 million in Google stock, while others like Julie Supan and Heather Gillette face payouts from the deal. Additional names include Bradley Heilbrun Christina Brodbeck and Micah Shebar with several million in potential stock value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shannon Hermes
Hermes
Google
Google Inc
YouTube
Ture-Capital
Chad Hurley
Steve Chen
Sequoia Capital
Julie Supan
Heather Nicole Gillette
Bradley Wayne Heilbrun
Christina Brodbeck
Micah Jody Schaffer Shebar
Comair Delays Wage Concessions After Union Proposal
The Comair pilots union presented a contract proposal prompting the carrier to delay $15.8 million in wage cuts and other concessions. Spokeswoman Kate Marx said no changes would take effect before 11:59 p.m. Friday, as negotiations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Comair
Kate Marx
Delta Air Lines Inc
Dana unions seek halt on Dana engine parts sale
Unions representing Dana Corp. workers ask a bankruptcy judge to pause the sale of Dana's engine hard parts unit in Toledo alleging the buyer Mahle GmbH will not honor retiree benefits. Dana has agreed to sell the business for 157 million dollars as part of its Chapter 11 plan. Mahle would pay 98 million in cash and assume liabilities from Dana production sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dana Corp
Dana
Mahle Gmbh
Mahle
Stuttgart
Germany
Airline Chief Doug Parker Charged With Drunken Driving
US Airways chief executive Doug Parker, 45, was arrested in Scottsdale after leaving the FBR Open golf event. Police say he was speeding, showed signs of intoxication, and refused a breath test following a 0.056 blood alcohol reading, hours after a $9.8 billion Delta bid was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
US Airways
Doug Parker
Delta Air Lines
Parker
Scotts
Dale
Scottsdale
Mark Clark
Clark
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.K
Laidlaw Inc
Dave Carpenter
Associated Press
Ontario
Kevin Benson
Laidlaw International
Lisle
Lll
Ohioan
Queens
Gaylord the Pup
Howdy Doody
Evel Knievel
American Classic Toys
Canton
The
Dany Dow Jones
Dow Jones Industrials
Dow Transgeriaton
Dow
SAP LkcCa
TroTch
Ally Gigadeams Ff
Ladaw
Harcerty
NCG Hod
Texfa
Ehit
Tutogerm
Feronesa
MVC Cap
Wiemor
Tera
Goitiang
Ars
Nawes
Spectess
WellsGard
Acubonn
Engota
Asvecre
Momence
NovaStar
HawHoid
Omnduren
Medast
Mronenc
UnoSechi
Fechy
Pesshoog N
Vane
MasarCsa
Seoadcom
Pier
FirsEncy
Fstulers
Mutua Fund
Renan Bank
Fuxs Goedme A
Amerca
SO Praard
Anercan Fuxs Ralbtea m
Ko Amerce
Mit
Lowe S&, Taste BS Ua
Areca Fres Balom Wa
Amercan Furs Funomirwa
Vegas
Cox
Getty
Goa
Renan Crteredes
Toad
Crete