OSHKOSH TRUCK PURCHASES LONDON MACHINERY
Date: 11 March 2005
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Oshkosh Truck Corp acquires Loú
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Date: 11 March 2005
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Oshkosh Truck Corp acquires Loú
Date: 11 March 2005
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Ford Motor Co agrees to provide some assistance to Visteon Corp, its biggest supplier and former subsidiary, while continuing to negotiate broader changes in their spinoff agreement made in 2000 (S)
Date: 12 March 2005
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Paxson No Lo
Date: 11 March 2005
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Carl C Icahn says Kerr-McGee Corp, oil company he bought stake in this year, is destroying shareholder value with its high-risk exploration program; urges company to sell some of its oil and natural gas production (S)
Date: 11 March 2005
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Dana Forms Venture With Dongfeng
Date: 11 March 2005
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Tenet Healthcare Corp agrees to nationwide settlement of certain class-action lawsuits over prices that patients without adequate health insurance were charged for prescription drugs, products and services at hospitals owned and operated by Tenet subsidiaries (S)m
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Date: 11 March 2005
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British Vita, biggest maker of foam rubber in Britain, rejects new $1.3 billion bid by Texas Pacific Group, saying offer continues to undervalue company (S)
Date: 12 March 2005
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Linens 'n Things warns of wider first-quarter loss, setting off 14 percent decline in its share price (S)
Date: 11 March 2005
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Playboy Enterprises, publisher of Playboy Magazine, raised its 2005 profit forecast to adjust for the early retirement of debt, an action that will lower interest expenses by about $4.6 million. Earnings, excluding some costs, will be 54 cents to 59 cents a share, instead of the 40 cents to 45 cents predicted in December, the company said. Playboy said that it would refinance debt to reduce interest payments. The company is based in Chicago.