Christina Onassis vows to run Onassis empire
The 24 year old Christina Onassis, daughter of Aristotle Onassis, declares she will run the family business and not pursue mergers. Reported by George S Moore, she aims to lead the multinational concern and dedicate her life to it.
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Christina Onassis poised to helm Onassis interests firm
Christina Onassis moves to control a vast shipping empire after Aristotle Onassis death. She renounces U.S. citizenship to reduce taxes and sets up trusts for Victory Carriers and a Liechtenstein foundation. Grand apparatus includes 56 ships, complex holdings, and family advisors guiding the transition.
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