~579 SWINGLINE INC ·11. 5 . 60 1 2782 WILSON JONES CO 10.8 59 10/ /59 1TOTALS FOR .1959 49 MERGERS ASSETS AC .G.UIRED= $1431.1
Wilson Jones Co. was acquired by Swingline in 1959.
via FTC Report on Mergers and Acquisitions 1978<br /> https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/reports/statistical-report-mergers-acquisitions-1978/statistical_report_on_mergers_aug1980.pdf
The Wilson-Jones Company has managed to survive, too, albeit as a subsidiary of the massive office supply conglomerate ACCO Brands (Swingline, Mead, Trapper Keeper, among others).
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obody canexpect a library to maintain sequences of alphabetized cardboard fora collection that is growing, as some currently are, at a rate of vehundred items a day.
In 1994, some libraries were acquiring material at the rate of five hundred items per day. Rates like this made it difficult for catalogers to keep up with uncatalogued material going back to the 1970s for some institutions.
APA Leaders Talk Growth and Dealing With DOJ on CAA-ICM Acquisition by Cynthia Littleton
read on Thu 2022-12-08 6:55 AM
Purchased a copy of this on 2021-05-12
Annotation By Remi H. Kalir and Antero Garcia
First!
But seriously, congratulations @remikalir and @anterobot
Buying my print copy on publication day! Can't wait to see how things evolved and read this in a new context.
(And not just because I'm mentioned in the opening 😎)
Reflections on “Elsevier Acquires bepress”
Detailed post on the bepress acquisition and how it fits into library/scholcomm strategy.
