Chapters founder to head Pep Boys

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Philadelphia, Penn.-based Pep Boys -- Manny, Moe and Jack has hired a new chief executive officer, Larry Stevenson, the founder of the Chapters bookstore chain. Pep Boys, which is a leading auto parts retailing chain, operates 629 stores in the United States.

United States, Automobile equipment and supplies industry, Automotive parts industry, Pep Boys-Manny, Moe and Jack, PBY, Stevenson, Larry

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Power Corp.'s veteran chairman taking fears of a recession in stride

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Paul Desmarais, chairman of the executive committee of Power Corporation of Canada, relates his experience over the past 50 years. He thinks that even though the economy is heading into a recession, it could be over quickly and investors should not panic.

Diversified Companies, Economic aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Recessions, Power Corporation of Canada, Desmarais, Paul

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McCain brothers unlikely to end fued. Harrison, Wallace still estranged after seven years

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In a speech, Wallace McCain stated that the two brothers that had managed McCain Foods Ltd. since 1957 were still not talking to eachother, this after Wallace had been frozen out of the company.

Preserved Fruits and Vegetables, Canned, Dried & Frozen Foods, Fruit and Vegetable Preserving and Specialty Food Manufacturing, Food industry, Brief Article, Behavior, Food, McCain, Wallace, McCain, Harrison, McCain Foods Ltd.

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