Manufacturers Hanover Corporation


Recent Articles about Manufacturers Hanover Corporation

What Bankers Like to Know

By Bruce G. Posner |  Oct 1, 1991

Insight from bankers about what they want to know from their clients.  Read more

Receivables Financing Goes Respectable

By Donna Sammons |  Jul 1, 1983

Today's economic climate has turned a last-resort form of financing into a legitimate business tool.  Read more

Economic Forecast: The Amateur Triumphs

Jan 1, 1983

Come January, everyone makes predictions. The Council of Economic Advisors trots out Martin Feldstein, the National Enquirer trots out Jeanne Dixon. Wheth...  Read more

Factors To Consider

By Robert A. Mamis |  Oct 1, 1986

Few people outside the business understand factoring, but it's a time-tested way to increase your cash flow when your capital is low and accounts receivable ...  Read more

Talk Is Cheap

By Craig R. Waters |  Aug 1, 1982

Communication is a substantial but rarely considered cost of doing business; electronic mail is changing all that.  Read more

Unfair Trade

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Apr 1, 1991

Analysis of the current trade difficulties for U.S. exporters and the hazards of late payments from exports.  Read more

The Dream Makers

By Lucien Rhodes |  Nov 1, 1987

Here's the rare Wall Street shop that builds its LBOs around people, not numbers -- and makes a killing in the process  Read more

Are Bigger Banks Bad For Small Business?

By Jay Finegan |  Dec 1, 1987

Our man tests the waters in a place where mergers and consolidations are already a fact of life  Read more

More Than One Way To Break Up A Company

Feb 1, 1983

"It was a very comfortable marriage and a very comfortable divorce," John P. O'Neil, president of Converse Inc., comments. "I felt like I had just g...  Read more

Full Steam Ahead

By Edward O. Welles |  Dec 1, 1989

A profile of Congentrix Inc., the #1 Inc. 500 company for 1989.  Read more

Sole Survivors

By Joshua Hyatt |  Oct 1, 1987

Servus Rubber nearly got squashed trying to beat foreign boot makers at their own game. So it changed the game  Read more

Smokenders Kicked Its Bureaucratic Habits

By Susan E. Currier |  Oct 1, 1981

Founder Jacquelyn Rogers almost went bankrupt before new managers cut the company down to size.  Read more

Those Were The Days

Apr 1, 1984

Remember when bankruptcy meant you were broke? When John De Lorean was just a GM exec with a dream? When you thought a silicon chip was a new kind of snack f...  Read more

Calling For Trouble

By Donna Sammons Carpenter |  May 1, 1984

Ed Beagan, his face flushed with anger, grinds out one cigarette, then lights another. "What's the difference," he demands to know, "between what the Mafi...  Read more

Turning Point

By Jay Finegan |  May 1, 1989

Even the most successful companies didn't start out that way. Here are four companies who have endured hard times.  Read more