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Date: 11 February 2005
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10th of February 2005 News
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World Briefing | Asia: China: Premier Visits Aids Patients
Date: 10 February 2005
By Chris Buckley (NYT)
Chris NYT
New China News Agency reports that Chinese Prime Min Wen Jiabao spent Chinese New Year visiting several central Henan Province villages with large numbers of AIDS patients (S)
UNITED PARCEL TO HIRE 200 ADDITIONAL PILOTS
Date: 11 February 2005
United Parcel Service Inc plans to hire 200 more pilots this year as it adds planes and flies more routes to growing markets like China (S)
S.E.C. REQUESTS INFORMATION FROM ALLIANCE GAMING
Date: 11 February 2005
Alliance Gaming Corp says in regulatory filing that Securities and Exchange Commission requested documents and information about allegations in lawsuits against company; says suits were filed in June and July 2004 against company and officers after changes in company's forecast of earnings and decline in its share price; adds suits are without merit (S)
SPARTECH TO SHUT SOME PLANTS AFTER POOR QUARTER
Date: 11 February 2005
Spartech Corp, which makes molded plastic products and packaging, says it plans to shut some of its 47 plants and that higher raw-material costs hurt first-quarter profit; expects to report 8 to 10 cents per share in quarter ended Jan 29, below 26 cents expected by analysts (S)
GOLDCORP SHAREHOLDERS BACK BID FOR WHEATON RIVER
Date: 11 February 2005
By Ian Austen (NYT)
Ian NYT
Goldcorp wins 65 percent of shareholders' votes for its plan to acquire Wheaton River Minerals of Vancouver in transaction worth about $2 billion; vote prompts Glamis Gold to withdraw its hostile takeover bid for Goldcorp (S)
World Briefing | Asia: China: Premier Visits Aids Patients
Date: 10 February 2005
By Chris Buckley (NYT)
Chris NYT
New China News Agency reports that Chinese Prime Min Wen Jiabao spent Chinese New Year visiting several central Henan Province villages with large numbers of AIDS patients (S)
UNITED PARCEL TO HIRE 200 ADDITIONAL PILOTS
Date: 11 February 2005
United Parcel Service Inc plans to hire 200 more pilots this year as it adds planes and flies more routes to growing markets like China (S)
S.E.C. REQUESTS INFORMATION FROM ALLIANCE GAMING
Date: 11 February 2005
Alliance Gaming Corp says in regulatory filing that Securities and Exchange Commission requested documents and information about allegations in lawsuits against company; says suits were filed in June and July 2004 against company and officers after changes in company's forecast of earnings and decline in its share price; adds suits are without merit (S)
SPARTECH TO SHUT SOME PLANTS AFTER POOR QUARTER
Date: 11 February 2005
Spartech Corp, which makes molded plastic products and packaging, says it plans to shut some of its 47 plants and that higher raw-material costs hurt first-quarter profit; expects to report 8 to 10 cents per share in quarter ended Jan 29, below 26 cents expected by analysts (S)
GOLDCORP SHAREHOLDERS BACK BID FOR WHEATON RIVER
Date: 11 February 2005
By Ian Austen (NYT)
Ian NYT
Goldcorp wins 65 percent of shareholders' votes for its plan to acquire Wheaton River Minerals of Vancouver in transaction worth about $2 billion; vote prompts Glamis Gold to withdraw its hostile takeover bid for Goldcorp (S)
World Briefing | Asia: China: Premier Visits Aids Patients
Date: 10 February 2005
By Chris Buckley (NYT)
Chris NYT
New China News Agency reports that Chinese Prime Min Wen Jiabao spent Chinese New Year visiting several central Henan Province villages with large numbers of AIDS patients (S)
UNITED PARCEL TO HIRE 200 ADDITIONAL PILOTS
Date: 11 February 2005
United Parcel Service Inc plans to hire 200 more pilots this year as it adds planes and flies more routes to growing markets like China (S)
S.E.C. REQUESTS INFORMATION FROM ALLIANCE GAMING
Date: 11 February 2005
Alliance Gaming Corp says in regulatory filing that Securities and Exchange Commission requested documents and information about allegations in lawsuits against company; says suits were filed in June and July 2004 against company and officers after changes in company's forecast of earnings and decline in its share price; adds suits are without merit (S)
SPARTECH TO SHUT SOME PLANTS AFTER POOR QUARTER
Date: 11 February 2005
Spartech Corp, which makes molded plastic products and packaging, says it plans to shut some of its 47 plants and that higher raw-material costs hurt first-quarter profit; expects to report 8 to 10 cents per share in quarter ended Jan 29, below 26 cents expected by analysts (S)
GOLDCORP SHAREHOLDERS BACK BID FOR WHEATON RIVER
Date: 11 February 2005
By Ian Austen (NYT)
Ian NYT
Goldcorp wins 65 percent of shareholders' votes for its plan to acquire Wheaton River Minerals of Vancouver in transaction worth about $2 billion; vote prompts Glamis Gold to withdraw its hostile takeover bid for Goldcorp (S)
World Briefing | Asia: China: Premier Visits Aids Patients
Date: 10 February 2005
By Chris Buckley (NYT)
Chris NYT
New China News Agency reports that Chinese Prime Min Wen Jiabao spent Chinese New Year visiting several central Henan Province villages with large numbers of AIDS patients (S)
UNITED PARCEL TO HIRE 200 ADDITIONAL PILOTS
Date: 11 February 2005
United Parcel Service Inc plans to hire 200 more pilots this year as it adds planes and flies more routes to growing markets like China (S)
S.E.C. REQUESTS INFORMATION FROM ALLIANCE GAMING
Date: 11 February 2005
Alliance Gaming Corp says in regulatory filing that Securities and Exchange Commission requested documents and information about allegations in lawsuits against company; says suits were filed in June and July 2004 against company and officers after changes in company's forecast of earnings and decline in its share price; adds suits are without merit (S)
SPARTECH TO SHUT SOME PLANTS AFTER POOR QUARTER
Date: 11 February 2005
Spartech Corp, which makes molded plastic products and packaging, says it plans to shut some of its 47 plants and that higher raw-material costs hurt first-quarter profit; expects to report 8 to 10 cents per share in quarter ended Jan 29, below 26 cents expected by analysts (S)
GOLDCORP SHAREHOLDERS BACK BID FOR WHEATON RIVER
Date: 11 February 2005
By Ian Austen (NYT)
Ian NYT
Goldcorp wins 65 percent of shareholders' votes for its plan to acquire Wheaton River Minerals of Vancouver in transaction worth about $2 billion; vote prompts Glamis Gold to withdraw its hostile takeover bid for Goldcorp (S)
World Briefing | Asia: China: Premier Visits Aids Patients
Date: 10 February 2005
By Chris Buckley (NYT)
Chris NYT
New China News Agency reports that Chinese Prime Min Wen Jiabao spent Chinese New Year visiting several central Henan Province villages with large numbers of AIDS patients (S)
UNITED PARCEL TO HIRE 200 ADDITIONAL PILOTS
Date: 11 February 2005
United Parcel Service Inc plans to hire 200 more pilots this year as it adds planes and flies more routes to growing markets like China (S)
S.E.C. REQUESTS INFORMATION FROM ALLIANCE GAMING
Date: 11 February 2005
Alliance Gaming Corp says in regulatory filing that Securities and Exchange Commission requested documents and information about allegations in lawsuits against company; says suits were filed in June and July 2004 against company and officers after changes in company's forecast of earnings and decline in its share price; adds suits are without merit (S)
SPARTECH TO SHUT SOME PLANTS AFTER POOR QUARTER
Date: 11 February 2005
Spartech Corp, which makes molded plastic products and packaging, says it plans to shut some of its 47 plants and that higher raw-material costs hurt first-quarter profit; expects to report 8 to 10 cents per share in quarter ended Jan 29, below 26 cents expected by analysts (S)
GOLDCORP SHAREHOLDERS BACK BID FOR WHEATON RIVER
Date: 11 February 2005
By Ian Austen (NYT)
Ian NYT
Goldcorp wins 65 percent of shareholders' votes for its plan to acquire Wheaton River Minerals of Vancouver in transaction worth about $2 billion; vote prompts Glamis Gold to withdraw its hostile takeover bid for Goldcorp (S)