Kuwait May Have Profited In Takeover Bid Shock
Reports suggest Kuwait could have earned a substantial gain from a takeover bid for Connecticut General Mortgage & Realty by Britain's National Coal Board. The trust’s shares rose from 27 to 38 amid rumors and confirmation of the bid, with a potential profit around 550 000 dollars or 40 percent in under six months. The documents outline a 25 million real estate portfolio for EUWAIT the oil producer, alongside Citibank’s management of over seven billion in U S securities including a coded M Venture portfolio of about 250.
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Citibank M Venture portfolio flagged in Kuwait investment memo
An internal Citibank memo outlines a 21 real estate stock portfolio for Kuwait's M Venture, including Connecticut General Mortgage at about 27 a share. The plan projected assets over 305 million by next January, with a separate 25 million emerging growth health care tranche.
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Eaton objects to inspections in anti-bias plan
Eaton Corp faces UAW-backed investment ban for not signing Sullivan Principles. The firm opposes a monitor or facility inspection requirement and reports to a monitoring agent. Eaton runs two South Africa plants employing 336 people, 56 percent Black, and cites regulatory and segregation issues as reasons.
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Tomasek Named Lorain Telephone General Manager
Miltos J. Tomasek was named general manager of Lorain Telephone Co effective July 1 by directors. The Center system will consolidate Lorain with Central Telephone Co of Illinois, while John M. Mallory moves to Center operations in Chicago. The Lorain staff will work with Minois managers to speed upgraded service in the Lorain area.
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Credit rights guide aims to empower consumers in ECOA era
Dr. Emily Card of USC highlights ongoing ECOA violations and urges consumers, especially women, to obtain their credit history. She links credit knowledge to financial security, notes marital status affects credit reporting, and provides steps to request history from major agencies and to address incorrect or negative records.
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U.S. Automakers Maintain Production As Layoffs Decline
U.S. automakers keep car and truck output above last year amid a sales lag with production up 30.7 percent year over year. Weekly long term layoffs fall to 153,400, the lowest since January 1980. No plant closings next week. several plants shut for 1982 model changes. Year to date totals show cars up 4.6 percent and trucks up 19.8 percent.
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Opening stocks slip as high rates curb trading interest
New York stock prices edged lower in early trading as the Dow Jones average fell to 99.19 amid a 7 to 6 ratio of losers to gainers on the NYSE. Analysts cited persistent high interest rates dampening activity, with Henry Kaufman predicting only a small, short-lived rate decline before a rise to new highs. Money market funds grew to 124.75 billion, while volume leaders included Chase Manhattan and Sony amid mixed moves. In Ohio, Kidron consignments rose with hogs reaching new highs at 53.75, beef cattle firm, and dairy prices up across the board as regional markets showed strength.
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Grain prices in Ohio elevators after market close
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