Notes Prompt Judge to Halt Chrysler Trial

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New information from DaimlerChrysler motivated Judge Joseph J. Farnan Jr. to interrupt the trial until the relevance of the records could be determined. Kerkorian is suing over misrepresentation of the merger of Daimler-Benz and Chrysler. He believes that it was not a merger of equals but a straightforward acquisition and he should receive 62% loss-of-control premium for his 89 million Chrsyler shares.

Automobile industry, Kerkorian, Kirk, Tracinda Corp.

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Supreme Court to Determine Fate of Business Tax Credits

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The Supreme Court will rule on an appeal by the state of Ohio and DaimlerChrysler Corp. regarding the constitutionality of investment tax credits the automaker received from the state. Ohio taxpayers who disapprove of the tax credit were among the plaintiffs.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Ohio, TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, Corporate Tax Investment Credit, Interpretation and construction, Finance, Transportation equipment industry, United States. Supreme Court, Company financing, Investment tax credit

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Lord Black Says Investors Should Decide On Asset Sale

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Majority shareholder Conrad Black is suing Hollinger International for the right to have shareholders vote on its proposed sale of the Telegraph Group to the Barclay brothers.

United Kingdom, Acquisitions & mergers, Newspapers, Management dynamics, Management, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Newspaper publishing, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Investor relations, Company business management, Hollinger International Inc., HLR, Black, Conrad, Barclay, David, Barclay, Frederick, Telegraph Group Ltd.

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