NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 November 1995
International A3-13
Powtórka czwartek, 23 listopada 1995
23 listopada 1995 roku była czwartek pod znakiem zodiaku ♐. Był to 326 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był William J. (Bill) Clinton.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 30 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły niedziela, 23 listopada 2025 roku, 210 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień poniedziałek, 23 listopada 2026 roku, w 154 dni. Żyłeś przez 11 168 dni lub około 268 041 godzin lub około 16 082 516 minut lub około 964 950 960 sekund.
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23rd of November 1995 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 23 listopada 1995 roku
COMPANY NEWS;DOUBLETREE IN DEAL TO DEVELOP EXTENDED-STAY HOTELS
Date: 23 November 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Doubletree Corporation has signed an agreement to develop an extended-stay, economy-priced lodging brand with Jack DeBoer, the founder of Residence Inn. Doubletree, a Phoenix-based manager or franchiser of 110 hotels in the United States, plans to invest an initial $15 million in the project and to own a 50 percent stake. Mr. DeBoer, who will serve as president and chief executive, will own the other 50 percent. The venture, to be based in Wichita, Kan., and to be called Candlewood Hotels, will charge less than $50 a night for a suite with a kitchenette. The properties, which are aimed at travelers who plan stays of several days or more, will have an average of 135 rooms and will cost about $4.7 million to $5.4 million to build.
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS;Pakistan Arrests 10 In Embassy Bombing
Date: 24 November 1995
Reuters
The Pakistani police have arrested 10 Arab and Afghan suspects in connection with a suicide bombing of the Egyptian Embassy in Islamabad that killed 16 people on Sunday, the Interior Minister said today. Of the eight Arab men who were held, six are Egyptians and two Jordanians, said the Interior Minister, Naseerullah Khan Babar.
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS;New Burundi Battles Reported to Flare
Date: 24 November 1995
Reuters
The Tutsi-dominated Burundi Army and Hutu rebels have been fighting battles that included heavy artillery fire along the southeast border with Tanzania, the Tanzanian state radio said today. The fighting in the provinces of Ruyigi, Rutana and Makamba has been raging for the last five days, the radio quoted residents of border villages in the East African country as saying.
COMPANY NEWS;SHARES OF PARAXEL INTERNATIONAL SURGE ON FIRST DAY
Date: 23 November 1995
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
Shares of the Paraxel International Corporation were up strongly on the first day of trading, after the company offered nearly 2.2 million shares for $15 each. The company, which provides clinical research and development services to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, offered 1.6 million of the shares, while shareholders offered 582,078 shares. The company, based in Waltham, Mass., will use proceeds for geographic expansion, additional services, capital expenditures and other purposes. The shares closed at $19.25 yesterday in Nasdaq trading.
COMPANY NEWS;'ABUSIVE PRACTICE' COMPLAINTS AGAINST DIGITAL IN EUROPE
Date: 23 November 1995
Reuters
European Union inspectors raided offices of the Digital Equipment Corporation after customers complained about "abusive practices," a spokesman for the European Commission said yesterday. Digital's European unit said it would cooperate with the investigation but said that it believed its business practices were in line with competition rules. Willy Helin, a spokesman for Karel Van Miert, the European Union's competition commissioner, said that on Tuesday, inspectors visited three Digital subsidiaries, in Britain, the Netherlands and Germany. Mr. Helin said the complaints related to linked deals for hardware and software maintenance contracts.
COMPANY NEWS;JOHNSON UNIT BUYS A MAKER OF ULTRASONIC SCALPELS
Date: 23 November 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Ethicon Endo-Surgery Inc., a unit of Johnson & Johnson, said yesterday that it had bought Ultracision Inc., a Smithfield, R.I., company that makes an ultrasonic scalpel. Terms were not disclosed. Ethicon, which is based in Cincinnati, said the purchase adds to its line of ultrasonic and videoscopic surgical instruments. Ethicon has been competing against the U.S. Surgical Corporation of Norwalk, Conn., to sell instruments used in minimally invasive surgery. Ultracision is one of a handful of companies that use ultrasound technology in surgical instruments. Its Harmonic scalpel vibrates more than 55,000 times a second, to cut tissue and seal blood vessels simultaneously.
COMPANY NEWS;SHARES OF LUND INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS DROP 23%
Date: 23 November 1995
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
Shares of Lund International Holdings Inc. fell 23 percent yesterday after the company said late on Tuesday that sales for its second quarter, ending Dec. 31, would be lower than expected. The company, which makes accessories for light trucks and vans, attributed the outlook to a soft retail economy, a decline in light truck sales and other factors that caused expanded inventory at distributors. Lund, which is based in Anoka, Minn., said it had cut its work force by 10 percent and had consolidated its operations. In last year's second quarter, Lund earned $1.65 million, or 37 cents a share, on sales of $11.1 million. Lund's shares were down $3.375, to $10.75, in Nasdaq trading.
COMPANY NEWS;BAXTER UNIT TO ACQUIRE PSICOR FOR $80 MILLION
Date: 23 November 1995
Reuters
The Baxter Healthcare Corporation, a subsidiary of Baxter International Inc., said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire Psicor Inc. for $80 million. The acquisition, for $17.50 a share, is expected to be completed within the next several weeks, Baxter said. Psicor, based in San Diego, supplies technicians, equipment and disposable products to hospitals that perform open heart surgery. Baxter International, of Deerfield, Ill., makes heath care products and systems. Shares of Psicor were up $2 yesterday, to $17.25, in Nasdaq trading. Baxter's shares fell 37.5 cents, to $37.125, on the New York Stock Exchange.