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Classical Music
9:48
Cyril Rootham: Miniature Suite (Northern Sinfonia of England)
10:01
Zhao Jiping: Summer in the High Grassland (Silk Road Ensemble)
10:06
Johann Sebastian Bach: Cello Suite No. 1: Prelude (Goran Sollscher, guitar)
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Gabriel Faure: Song of Jean Racine (Cantique de Jean Racine) (Voices of Ascension)
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Peter Tchaikovsky: Souvenir of a Beloved Place: Meditation (Moscow Chamber Orchestra)
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Economy and Business Monday, April 29, 2013 Another shareholder adviser sides with splitting Timken Union and management are fighting the push by two big shareholders by WKSU's M.L. SCHULTZE |
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 | Timken shareholders will decide next week whether to push a split of the company. | Courtesy of M.L. SCHULTZE | Download (WKSU Only) |
In The Region: A second major adviser to shareholders is backing a move to the split of one of Northeast Ohio’s oldest companies in two. WKSU’s M.L. Schultze has this update on the moves surrounding the Timken Company. |
Like a group called ISS, Glass Lewis & Company advises shareholders on big decisions they’re being asked to vote on at company meetings. And like ISS, Glass Lewis has come down in support of a push by two major shareholders to split Timken’s bearings and steel operations into separate companies.
Timken started making specialty steel in large part to supply its bearings operations. But it’s since branched into oil and gas, off-road equipment and other businesses. Stanley Elliot is an analyst with the Stifel financial advisory firm who has covered Timken for about a year. He says the California teachers’ pension fund and a group called Relational Investors believe the stock market undervalues Timken as a single entity.
“The investors’ position is that these two businesses are no longer synergistic, and when you look at how the stock market valued Timken, it is a considerable discount compared to other industrial peers.”
Shareholders will vote on whether to push the split at Timken’s May 7 meeting. Both Timken management and its union, the United Steelworkers, oppose the split, saying the company has performed well for more than a century . |
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