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4th of May 1995 News
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Moving Day At The News
Date: 04 May 1995
By Douglas Martin
Douglas Martin
Yesterday, as Daily News reporters and editors packed up their notebooks and personal treasures, the memories came back: The clatter of presses and acrid perfume of printer's ink. The pressmen with smudged faces and paper hats imbibing at Louie's East and other neighborhood saloons. Researchers answering hundreds of thousands of visitors' questions a year. Santa Claus in the lobby at Christmas. After 65 years and billions of papers, The Daily News is to move today from the landmark Art Deco skyscraper it built in 1930 at 42d Street and Second Avenue. On Monday, when the move is complete, some 500 news employees will occupy a single floor in an office building at 33d Street and 10th Avenue.
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F.C.C. Vote Gives Murdoch Big Victory on Ownership
Date: 05 May 1995
By Edmund L. Andrews
Edmund Andrews
Rupert Murdoch won a big victory today in his two-year wrestling match with regulators as the Federal Communications Commission decided that his company was in violation of foreign ownership laws but gave it a clear road map for getting an exception to the rules. In a 5-to-0 vote, the commission concluded that Mr. Murdoch's Australian-based company, the News Corporation, was in technical violation of the law limiting foreign ownership of American broadast stations. The News Corporation owns 99 percent of the equity in eight television stations that were acquired 10 years ago and became the nucleus of the Fox television network.
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COMERICA TO ACQUIRE METROBANK OF LOS ANGELES
Date: 04 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Moving to expand its operations in Southern California, Comerica Inc. of Detroit agreed yesterday to acquire Metrobank of Los Angeles in a stock swap valued at about $120 million. The acquisition of Metrobank will add $1.3 billion in assets and seven offices to Comerica's $2.6 billion in assets and network of 32 branches, most of which are in Northern California. Each Metrobank share will be exchanged for 0.789 share of Comerica. The exchange values shares of Metrobank at $22.38 each, based on Comerica's closing stock price of $28.375 yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Shares of Metrobank gained $5.25, to $20.75, on the American Stock Exchange.
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COLGATE-PALMOLIVE TO SPEED UP PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Date: 05 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Colgate-Palmolive Company said yesterday that it expected to expand by introducing more products faster throughout the world. The company, which makes Colgate toothpaste, Irish Spring soap and other consumer items, introduced 493 products last year, more than twice the number it created in 1990. Colgate-Palmolive, based in New York, has accelerated its worldwide product development through improved research, the company said.
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DICKSTEIN PARTNERS MAKES BID FOR HILLS STORES
Date: 04 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Dickstein Partners Inc. offered to buy the Hills Stores Company yesterday for $25 a share in cash, or $242 million. Dickstein, an investment firm in New York, already owns 10 percent of Hills, a discount retailer based in Canton, Mass. Dickstein has struggled with the management of Hills since last summer to find ways to raise the company's stock price, and has failed in attempts to gain control of the board and force a buyback of Hills shares. Dickstein now says it is concerned about the company's plans to accelerate its expansion. "Our interest is no longer in influencing the existing management but in forcing the sale of the company," Mark Dickstein, the firm's president, said. Shares of Hills, which said it was reviwewing the offer, rose $2.875, to $23.50, on the New York Stock Exchange.
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USAIR GROUP REACHES AGREEMENT WITH TWO UNIONS
Date: 04 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
USAir Group Inc. and the International Association of Machinists said yesterday that they had agreed in principle on wages and other concessions covering fleet service employees and mechanics. The I.A.M. represents about 8,000 mechanics and related employees and 6,500 fleet service employees. A spokesman for USAir declined to give details about the agreement but said it was part of the company's long-term plan to cut costs by $1 billion a year through management and labor cuts. USAir, based in Arlington, Va., has already reached an agreement with the pilots' union, but has yet to reach agreements with the unions representing flight attendants and transport workers.
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DELL COMPUTER REDUCES PRICES ON ITS DIMENSION PC LINE
Date: 05 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Dell Computer Corporation said yesterday that it had cut the prices on its Dimension personal computers by as much as $150. Dell, based in Austin, Tex., said the cuts varied among the systems, but the average reduction was $125 to $150. For example, the new price for a Dell Dimension XPS system, set up as an office work station, is $2,999, compared with $3,149, the company said.
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Delphi Internet Plans to Hire 750 People
Date: 04 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Delphi Internet Services Corporation said today that it expected to hire more than 750 people to work in new offices in New York and the Boston area. The New York office, at 620 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan, is meant to help the company make inroads into the United States publishing market.
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Ford Cuts Its Output Plans
Date: 05 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Ford Motor Company trimmed its second-quarter North American vehicle-production plans today by 2.3 percent, including cutting about 40,000 cars from its United States schedules. Ford's actions follow similar second-quarter cuts by two rivals, the General Motors Corporation and the Chrysler Corporation. Ford said late today that its United States, Canadian and Mexican vehicle output was now seen at 1.17 million for the current quarter, down from 1.2 million estimated a month ago and 1.19 million units produced in the second quarter of 1994.
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International Briefs; A 56% Jump in Profit Is Posted by Electrolux
Date: 05 May 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Sweden's Electrolux A.B., the world's largest household-appliance maker, said that its first-quarter pretax profit soared 56 percent, to $144.8 million, buoyed by strong sales in Europe. The maker of Electrolux, Zanussi and other appliances said, however, that North American white goods sales declined slightly.
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