After Markets' Merger Mania, Is Oligopoly Next?

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The current wave of stock market mergers and acquistions is likely to result in a system with very few major players, less distinctions between exchanges and stiff price and service competitions.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Stock markets, Stock market

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Differing Tactics By 2 Juggernauts Of Finance

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Banking giants, BankAmerica Corp. and Citigroup Inc. have both made major acquisitions and divestments in the last year in an effort to increase both the bottom line, and their market share.

Commercial Banks, Sales, profits & dividends, Sales & consumption, Personal credit institutions, Banking industry, Comparative analysis, Company sales and earnings, Credit and debit card industry, Credit card industry, Company earnings/profit, Citigroup Inc., C, BankAmerica Corp., MBNA Corp., Industry sales and revenue

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Temple-Inland to buy Gaylord

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Temple-Inland will acquire Gaylord Container for $100 million in securities. Temple-Inland is expected to increase its standing in the brown paper packaging market with the acquisition.

Asset sales & divestitures, Paperboard mills, Paperboard, LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, Wood & Wood Products, Wood Product Manufacturing, Paper products industry, Temple-Inland Inc., TIN, Forest products industry, Gaylord Container Corp., GCR

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