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9th of September 1992 News
Noticias tal como aparecieron en la portada del New York Times el 9 de septiembre de 1992
Duties on Chryslers Seen
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The European Commission is likely to impose import duties of up to 20 percent on Chrysler Corporation cars made in Austria, a commission official said. The decision is expected to be taken at the European Community executive commission's meeting on Wednesday. The Austrian Government has exceeded European Commission limits in giving state subsidies to Chrysler in the production of Voyager mini-vans, the official said.
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BOEING EXERCISES OPTION ON BOMBARDIER CONTRACT
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Bombardier Inc. said yesterday that the Boeing Company of Seattle had decided to exercise an option for Bombardier to continue building rear fuselage sections for the Boeing 767 jetliner. Bombardier said the extension was worth about $58 million.
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DURR-FILLAUER TO MERGE WITH BERGEN BRUNSWIG
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Durr-Fillauer Medical Inc. agreed yesterday to merge with the Bergen Brunswig Corporation, one of the nation's largest medical products wholesalers, for $33 a share, or about $470 million. The agreement ends two months of talks and lawsuits between Durr, a regional pharmaceutical and medical products company based in Montgomery, Ala., and Bergen, based in Orange, Calif. Bergen originally offered to acquire Durr for $26 a share, or $365 million, on July 7. Durr's shares gained 37.5 cents in over-the-counter trading yesterday, to $32.975.
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ROCKWELL AGREES TO SPACE VENTURE WITH RUSSIANS
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Rockwell International Corporation said yesterday that it had signed an agreement to pursue space ventures with a Russian aerospace company. The Russian concern, NPO Energia, will develop hardware to allow American space shuttle vehicles to dock with Russia's Mir space station. The companies also plan to talk with NASA about using the Russian Soyuz TM spacecraft as a return vehicle for the Space Station Freedom project scheduled for later this decade.
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CHEVRON TO RESUME ANTITRUST SUIT AGAINST PENNZOIL
Date: 10 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Chevron Corporation said it would proceed with its antitrust lawsuit against the Pennzoil Company, after an appellate court reinstated its claim. The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, overturned a lower court and said Chevron could proceed with its suit. The lawsuit charges that Pennzoil is seeking a controlling interest in Chevron by buying almost 10 percent of its stock.
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JOHNSON & JOHNSON PACT WITH OLYMPUS OPTICAL OF JAPAN
Date: 10 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Johnson & Johnson said its Ethicon Endo-Surgery division had formed an alliance with the Olympus Optical Company of Tokyo. The companies will focus on the development of new products and procedures, as well as training surgeons, Ethicon president's, Robert Croce, said. Mr. Croce said the companies would work with surgeons to identify procedures that could use endoscopic surgery and then develop suitable products. Endoscopic surgery requires smaller incisions than traditional surgery, and allows for quicker recovery, less pain and shorter hospital stays. The procedure is used in gall-bladder removal, hernia repair, appendectomies and hysterectomies.
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VARITY UNIT TO SELL MF INDUSTRIAL TO MANAGEMENT
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Varity Corporation said yesterday that its Massey Ferguson group had agreed to sell its industrial machinery business, MF Industrial, to a group led by the unit's management for about $18 million. MF Industrial, based in Manchester, England, had sales of about $91 million in 1991. Varity, based in Toronto, said in a statement that the sale was part of its restructuring program. The proceeds will be used to reduce debt.
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PWA IS READY TO SELECT RESCUE PLAN FOR AIRLINE
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The PWA Corporation, parent of Canadian Airlines International, said yesterday that it expected to decide today between two competing proposals to help the airline out of its financial troubles. "We're expecting a decision to be made," said a PWA spokesman, Jack Lawless.
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OLYMPIA IS SAID TO PLAN TO SEEK BANKRUPTCY EXTENSION
Date: 10 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
A lawyer for some of Olympia & York Developments Ltd.'s bondholders said the developer was planning to ask for an extension of its bankruptcy protection until Dec. 30. Olympia & York is expected to ask an Ontario court tomorrow to allow it to file its final restructuring plan on Oct. 27. Olympia is currently scheduled to emerge from bankruptcy protection on Oct. 21. The hearing "should be lively," the lawyer said.
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HONDA IS RAISING PRICES 2.5% FOR 1993 ACURA MODELS
Date: 09 September 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The American Honda Motor Company's Acura car division said it would increase the prices of its 1993 models an average 2.5 percent, or $582, from similarly equipped 1992 models.
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