Business
Weiser Lock, the 85-year-old residential lock maker that last year announced plans to close its headquarters and manufacturing facility here, will move its corporate staff to Seal Beach.
Oct. 26, 1989
We read with interest James Flanigan’s Feb. 27 column, “Merger Mania Strikes Again in Furniture Field.”
March 22, 1987
In a sweep of change dizzying enough to befuddle the shrewdest financier, NI Industries has gone private, then public and private again since 1981.
April 9, 1985
Abbott Laboratories, Digital Equipment Corp., H. J. Heinz Co., Masco Corp. and J. P.
Dec. 1, 1986
Entertainment & Arts
Detroit industrialist Richard Manoogian has collected a number of companies under his corporate banner, and it seems he collects American art the same way--with an enthusiasm and appetite for the best.
June 19, 1989
Local brokers report a relatively quiet commercial leasing scene this fall but all is not dead.
Oct. 29, 1989
CalPERS said late Tuesday that it would withhold votes from directors at five companies that allowed auditors to provide non-audit services.
May 13, 2004
Two leading civil rights litigators are joining forces to help push a class-action lawsuit against a major national construction firm that allegedly has shortchanged more than 1,000 mostly Latino workers in California out of millions of dollars in pay, lawyers involved in the case plan to announce today.
May 16, 2007
Acquisitions: Huntington Beach firm makes high-end Thermador appliances. Terms are not announced.
June 16, 1998
Strange but true, one of the hottest industries for merger action recently has been neither high finance nor high technology, but the ancient and venerable business of furniture making.
Feb. 27, 1987