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Onex Names Stephen Page To Wichita/Tulsa Transition Team

TORONTO -- All amounts in Canadian dollars unless otherwise stated

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Research articles 2005-03-01

ONEX Communications Teams With Industry Leaders to Deliver Service-Agile System Silicon

Business/Technology Editors

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Research articles 2001-08-21

IBM And Onex Communications Team to Accelerate Introduction of Optical Networking Chips

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Research articles 2000-09-25

Onex Names Stephen Page To Wichita/Tulsa Transition Team.

TORONTO, ONTARIO, Mar 1, 2005 CCNMatthews via COMTEX TORONTO, ONTARIO, Mar 1, 2005 CCNMatthews via COMTEX

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Research articles 2005-03-01

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Magna chief sees deal on Chrysler soon

OTTAWA AFP — Canadian auto parts firm Magna International is hoping "over the next few weeks" to announce an agreement to buy Chrysler, the money-losing US unit of Germany's DaimlerChrysler, Magna chairman Frank Stronach said Thursday. Magna, which has teamed up with Toronto-based investment giant Onex Corp., has...

Articles 2007-05-10

Raytheon To Buy Back Stock, Retire Debt With Proceeds Of RAC Sale

By Calvin Biesecker Raytheon [RTN] yesterday announced the $3.3 billion sale of its aircraft division to a team of equity investors and said it would use the proceeds to retire $1 billion of debt early and buy back up to $750 million more shares of ...

Articles 2006-12-22

Local theater executive eyes Vietnam market; Deal would double movie screens there.(News)(Envoy Media Partners Ltd.)

Byline: JEREMY MULLMAN A veteran Chicago movie theater executive has won approval to build the first American-style multiplexes in Vietnam. Richard A. Rosenfield sold his family's long-held business, the 100-screen M&R Theater chain, to Loews Theatre Management Corp. for $90 million...

Articles 2005-03-14

Mega-donors Bid for Control of Canadian Bodies

Gordon, SheldonForward09-19-2003TORONTO -- A group of wealthy Jewish donors is trying to seize control ofCanadian Jewry's major advocacy organizations, offering a big increase infunding while seeking to impose a less confrontational approach to theirlobbying efforts on Israel and other Jewish issues. The behind-closed-doorsmaneuver has alarmed some elected community leaders.Allied with...

Articles 2003-09-19

Nashville, Tenn.-Based Operator Cuts Jobs at Buffalo, N.Y., Call Center.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Dec. 13--Call center operator ClientLogic has cut about 90 jobs in a company-wide reorganization, with something less than half the pink slips coming at its Buffalo-area operations, company officials said Tuesday. The reorganization enables the company to reduce costs for clients, said...

Articles 2000-12-13

Canada.(Statistical Data Included)

1.81% of world passengers 2.44% of world RPKs 1 .59% of world FTKs Air Canada: Last year was a historic one for the entire Canadian air transport industry as Air Canada...

Articles 2000-07-01

ClientLogic plots new center

BARTLESVILLE JR -- ClientLogic on Friday said it plans to open a new customer-contact center in Bartlesville with up to 325 jobs. The new, 34,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility will be located at 3001 E. Frank Phillips Blvd., and will open in the third quarter. ClientLogic is based in Nashville, Tenn., and...

Articles 2000-06-19

CANADA AT A GLANCE: PM - October 19, 1999.

Winnipeg, MB, Canada, Oct. 19, 1999 AIR CANADA ANNOUNCES OFFER TO BLOCK ONEX BID Now the fur should really start to fly. Air Canada said today it has teamed up with its global partners on a competing...

Articles 1999-10-20

Paved with good intentions.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)

The Canadian government's effort to rescue Canadian Airlines Corp. by pushing Air Canada into a state-sanctioned takeover or marketing alliance has turned into a global hostile takeover battle as the oneworld and Star alliances jockey to protect their networks. Following a...

Articles 1999-10-01