Goldsmith makes 5.3bn offer for Goodyear, after Goodyear announces plans to spend almost 1bn on repurchasing a fifth of shares and selling prize assets
Category: US & Major Takeovers
Goodyear House of Representatives
Statement before the subcommittee on monopolies and commercial law of the committee on the judiciary, House of Representatives, Washington DC November 18, 1986
Congress takes on economic invaders
Goldsmith agrees to moratorium while Goodyear restructures, congressional hearing of case of Akron, Ohio against Sir James Goldsmith’s takeover
Goldsmith defends US takeover bid
Goldsmith testifies before US House Monopolies and Commercial Law subcommittee, defending Goodyear takeover and warning against European disease where industry and creativity destroyed by alliance between unions, government and management
Goldsmith drops Goodyear bid
Goldsmith drops bid, Goodyear announces will buy back Goldsmith’s shares of 11.5 percent, Goldsmith says new Ohio anti-takeover proposal would frustrate his bid
Sir James Goldsmith once again surprises both friends and foes
Profile on Goldsmith and decision to drop Goodyear
“Sir James Goldsmith once again surprises both friends and foes”
Goodyear wins costly fight to thwart Goldsmith bid
Goodyear agrees to purchase Goldsmith stake for 618.8m
Goodyear wins costly bid battle
Summary of Goodyear takeover battle with Goldsmith
Smith Barney sues Goodyear and Goldsmith
Smith Barney sues Goodyear and Goldsmith claiming Goodyear’s purchase of Goldsmith’s stake violated US securities law
Mercer changes gear at Goodyear
Goodyear struggles
Goldsmith talks back
Goldsmith replies to American industrialist Lee Iacocca’s book Taking Straight about Goodyear
Goldsmith deal
Goldsmith’s General Oriental Investments agrees to buy back 25 percent of Grand Union and 20 per cent of Crown Zellerbach from Amcor
Goodyear Takeover Debate
Goldsmith sells US store chain
Goldsmith to sell Grand Union for 1.25bn as part of new focus on Europe