U.S. Filter Corp

Article Abstract:

US Filter Corp's (USF) stock has been fluctuating from a low of 1 1/8 to a high of 22 5/8 for 52 weeks until May 15, 1992. It is expected to escalate further because of USF's acquisition of Alcoa Separations Technology Inc in Apr 1992. Investors' anticipation of a triple growth in USF's sales during the March quarter of 1992 has already resulted in Robert I. Cohen and Neil J. Weisman's accummulation of 168,500 shares of stock from Oct 22, 1991 to Apr 30, 1992, thereby increasing their investments to a total of 401,100 shares.

Service industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, General industrial machinery, not elsewhere classified, Water purification equipment and supplies industry, Water treatment equipment industry, United States Filter Corp.

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RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp

Article Abstract:

Cigarette and grocery products manufacturer RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp regained profitability in 1991. The company's net income swelled to $195 million from a loss of $479 million in 1990. Moreover, long-term debt was reduced from $18.7 billion in 1990 to $13.1 billion and debt-to-capital ratio declined from 88% to 63%. The company's Nabisco division also has strengthened its 43% market share domination of the cookie and cracker business. The division's 1991 sales reached $2.7 billion.

Cigarettes, Chewing and smoking tobacco, Nabisco Group Holdings Corp.

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Last month's offer by a London group to acquire Flexi-Van Corp. (NYSE:FLX)

Article Abstract:

When Flexi-Van Corp. stock rose in response to a take-over bid, Pacific Holding Corp. made investment in stock before take-over bid was announced.

Management, Finance, Murdock, David H., Flexi-Van Corp., Pacific Holding Co.

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