Family feuds at Molson's meeting

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A family feud over whom is the best suited to lead the Molson Inc. as chairman broke open at the annual general meeting on 22 June 2004 against a backdrop of growing speculation the 218-year-old Canadian icon may be sold. Old Establishment Corporate Canada, chairman Eric Molson, was publicly confronted by shareholders who support Ian Molson, a cousin who was serving as deputy chairman but who did not stand for re-election after an internal spat over his role at the company.

Management dynamics, Malt beverages, Management, Influence, Brewing industry, Breweries, Investor relations, Company business management, Molson Inc., Feuds

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Ottawa boosts Bombardier cash

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The Canadian government raises its commercial rate loans to customers of Bombardier Inc. by $1.2 billion.

Personal credit institutions, Nondepository Credit Intermediation, Lending Services, Finance, Aircraft industry, Bombardier Inc., PINK, Loans, Company financing

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