A month ago, T. Scott King resigned from the board of Furniture Brands International. Now King’s firm, Sun Capital Partners, is taking some of its money out of Furniture Brands’ shares.
Sun told the SEC today that it sold 718,608 shares of the…
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Loading ...When a Furniture Brands International director quit suddenly last month, the company mentioned a disagreement over executive pay. We still don’t know what the dispute was about, but with the filing of the company’s proxy statement last week, we do…
(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Sun Capital Partners waged a fierce proxy fight last year to gain three seats on the board of Furniture Brands International. Now, one of Sun’s directors has resigned, partly because of a dispute over executive pay.
T. Scott King, a Sun…
(3 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...A year-end rally meant that six St. Louis companies saw their stock prices rise in 2008, up from the four I highlighted in a previous post. Commerce Bancshares and Esco Technologies eked out gains to join the four solid performers…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The page that I use to monitor local stocks was nearly all green today, as the Dow Jones Industrials posted their biggest one-day point gain ever. Only two St. Louis companies bucked the trend: Huttig Building Products was down 7…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...For some reason, CNBC has developed a healthy curiosity about the St. Louis economy and has asked a certain Post-Dispatch columnist/blogger to appear on its “Power Lunch” program tomorrow (Friday). I’ll be on shortly after 11 a.m. (central time) along with…
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