| Title: | Honeywell (Bull) Alumni |
| Moderator: | TNPUBS::JONG |
| Created: | Tue Mar 31 1987 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Apr 27 1995 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 57 |
| Total number of notes: | 213 |
For all you Honeywell stock owners I read last night in Computer System News that Unisys was going to attempt to buy out Honeywell, that's the reason the stock shot up last week. Analysits say the takeover value of the stock is between $120-$150. Peter (who_just_placed_an_order_to_sell_@_$75_but_might_change_his_mind)
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| 26.1 | FSD Only? | ULTRA::KINDEL | Bill Kindel @ BXB1 | Thu Feb 16 1989 09:48 | 7 |
Re .0:
I've heard the rumor two different ways. First I heard that UNISYS was
buying [all of] Honeywell. Later I heard that only the Federal Systems
Division was being sold. (If I were UNISYS, I'd do the latter; why
would I want to buy back the Avionics Division that I unloaded on
Honeywell a couple of years back?)
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| 26.2 | BULL/HONEYWELL market performance? | NETMAN::KRISHNASWAMY | Be cool, stay in the groove, say YO | Mon Mar 27 1989 13:00 | 13 |
For old times sake....
Is BULL traded on the exchange? If so how did it do after the latest
"hi-tech doldrums"?
How is HONEYWELL doing as a corp?
BTW, for those of us who might have some stake in the "retirement
plan" is that affected in any way by a) Honeywell's financial position
at the time we might collect (Ha) or by b) any mergers/acqusitions?
Krishna
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| 26.3 | How Bull is doing as a corp, anyway | DELNI::JONG | Steve Jong/OMSD Software Pubs | Tue Mar 28 1989 16:31 | 15 |
This is slightly off Krishna's subject, but... I recently attended a
conference with a former coworker, who is, amazingly, still employed at
Bull HN. His assessment of the company is:
Bull as a whole -- doing very well, thank you. Computer sales
in Europe are strong.
Bull HN -- doing well, thanks to unexpectedly strong sales of
high-end systems built in Phoenix.
Boston Computer Operations (Billerica) -- doing horribly;
products for 1988-89 all slipped out to 1990!
Seen in this context, the recent decimation layoff makes more sense.
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