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• asset strippers draining the club with their greed ".
• Rothwell said, " They are not asset strippers.
• These are businessmen who take the long view-- no Fortune 500 flashes, no takeover-and-acquisition artists or asset strippers.
• In 1968, DHA was taken over by the corporate raider, asset stripper and now-defunct British bank Slater Walker.
• Hicks and Gillett were described as " asset strippers " and the club was being " drained by their greed ".
• In the late 1960s, DHA became the target of a corporate raider and asset stripper, and by the mid-1970s collapsed under massive debts.
• The twinkly-eyed portrait of Frederick C . ( " Buck " ) Dumaine is the key to this reinterpretation of the career of New England's legendary asset stripper.
• The mark of a Hanson company was that of a short term cash-generating machine, large scale redundancies, and research and development slashed to the bone-an " Asset Stripper ".
• In the late 1960s, DHA became the target of a corporate raider and asset stripper, and by the mid-1970s DHA collapsed under the burden of servicing the imposed massive levels of debt.
• That deal, in which Hanson subsequently sold off most of SCM's parts, earning a big profit in the process, gave Lord White a reputation as an " asset stripper, " a designation that grated on him.
• Zalm said takeover defenses are " generally undesirable, " but added that some form of defense remains necessary to ward off asset strippers and corporate raiders who are only interested in short-term gains . ( apdj / jc)
• Evans, who was also a philanthropist, earned fame and fortune as a master of mergers and acquisitions, an asset stripper whose takeover tactics were a forerunner of those employed by many of the leveraged buyout artists of the 1980s.
• "It's absolutely superb news, " said Longbridge employee Terry Reilly . " We have always said Alchemy was bad news for this plant-- they are asset strippers who intended to sell off the best bits and leave people out of work ."
• His eldest son Frederick Norman Branson became Chairman & Managing Director of Reynolds & Branson in 1953, he would run Reynolds & Branson for almost 20 years, at this point the company had a workforce of 150 people, In 1972 Frederick Norman Branson sold the business to Barclay, later selling to the asset strippers Slater & Walker.
• But the house of Russell and Cousey, Bird and Orr, should not be reduced to an emporium named for a bank _ any more than a hospital that was created to symbolize the sacrifice of the men of one of history's great navies should be converted, in consideration of a few million dollars, to a monument to the glory of some hedge-fund operator or asset stripper.