Creo's good image takes a hit

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The shares of Creo Products Inc of Burnaby, British Columbia, continued to slide amidst concerns about the company's prospects in shifting high- technology market and legal troubles with two competitors. The company develops and makes technology that allows the direct transfer of digitized text, graphic images and artwork from desktop publishing computer systems to metal printing plates. Creo has raised C$55 million in an IPO by selling four million shares at C$15 each in Jul 1999. The stock closed at C$35.50 per share on Oct 5, 1999, from a year-high of $41/share. .

Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Sales, profits & dividends, Computer Typesetting Systems, Creo Products Inc., Computerized typesetting

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Pulp friction: spin off mills to boost wood products

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The reasons behind the decision of chief executive officer Jim Shepherd of Canfor Corp. to sell pulp mills are presented.

Acquisitions & mergers, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, Forest products, Management, Officials and employees, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Forest products industry, Company business management, Pulp mills, Canfor Corp., Shepherd, Jim

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