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This is not a market for the unsophisticated.', Tony Reid Vice-President Thomson Kernahan, Toronto.
This is not a market for the unsophisticated.', Tony Reid Vice-President Thomson Kernahan, Toronto.

This is not a market for the unsophisticated.', Tony Reid Vice-President Thomson Kernahan, Toronto.

Date10/20/1989
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132645F
Expensive strategy: Robert Bell, executive vice-president of Dean Witter, is trying to increase market share in Toronto's retail brokerage business by attracting top producers from other firms with signing bonuses of $50,000 and up.
Expensive strategy: Robert Bell, executive vice-president of Dean Witter, is trying to increase market share in Toronto's retail brokerage business by attracting top producers from other firms with signing bonuses of $50,000 and up.
8/12/1990
Musical phone plays the market. Touch-tone telephone, demonstrated by Bell vice-president M.N. Davies, can, via a computer link, buy your groceries, place your stock market orders or keep you nicely seperated from your bank manager by doing your banking.
Musical phone plays the market. Touch-tone telephone, demonstrated by Bell vice-president M.N. Davies, can, via a computer link, buy your groceries, place your stock market orders or keep you nicely seperated from your bank manager by doing your banking.
2/20/1969
Corporate warriors: Rod Malcolm (left) marketing director of Pepsi-Cola and John Brennan, Vice-president of marketing for arch rival Coca-cola, are bent on carving out a bigger share of the cola market for their respective products
Corporate warriors: Rod Malcolm (left) marketing director of Pepsi-Cola and John Brennan, Vice-president of marketing for arch rival Coca-cola, are bent on carving out a bigger share of the cola market for their respective products
4/14/1981
Building Boom: Chris Ridabock, vice-president of J. J. Barnicke Ltd., believes there's plenty of demand for new office spaces coming on the market.
Building Boom: Chris Ridabock, vice-president of J. J. Barnicke Ltd., believes there's plenty of demand for new office spaces coming on the market.
1/9/1990
Coporate warriors: Rod Malcolm (left) marketing director of Pepsi-Cola and John Brennan, vice-president of marketing for arch rival Coca-Cola, are bent on carving out a bigger share of the cola market for their respective products.
Coporate warriors: Rod Malcolm (left) marketing director of Pepsi-Cola and John Brennan, vice-president of marketing for arch rival Coca-Cola, are bent on carving out a bigger share of the cola market for their respective products.
4/15/1981
New hope: Activision senior vice-president Thomas Lopez believes IBM's new home computer will bring stability to the market and says that's what video-game makers are looking for
New hope: Activision senior vice-president Thomas Lopez believes IBM's new home computer will bring stability to the market and says that's what video-game makers are looking for
11/7/1983
Bill Deeks: Noranda vice-president says depressed metal market will continue.
Bill Deeks: Noranda vice-president says depressed metal market will continue.
9/2/1982
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
1/3/1989
No blood on the floor: Gordon Bongard Sr., 80-year-old honorary chairman of Nesbitt Thomson Bongard Inc., sees the recent beating the market took as profit taking rather than a crash.
No blood on the floor: Gordon Bongard Sr., 80-year-old honorary chairman of Nesbitt Thomson Bongard Inc., sees the recent beating the market took as profit taking rather than a crash.
10/23/1979
Three Tonnes of Art. Alastari Fernie, left, president of Standard Life, discusses the sculpture Megapters, which the company commissioned for its Toronto office, with the sculptor, George Schmerhoiz, and Ed Quigg, Standard LIfe's vice-president, property
Three Tonnes of Art. Alastari Fernie, left, president of Standard Life, discusses the sculpture Megapters, which the company commissioned for its Toronto office, with the sculptor, George Schmerhoiz, and Ed Quigg, Standard LIfe's vice-president, property
5/20/1993
Wood Rich president Paul Stary, far right, Brian Sainek, vice-president, and Amriti Gill, regional manager, consult in their Toronto showroom
Wood Rich president Paul Stary, far right, Brian Sainek, vice-president, and Amriti Gill, regional manager, consult in their Toronto showroom
7/10/1992
Music promoter: Steve Thomson, founder and president of Scarborough's Backstage Productions International, poses with posters of some of the entertainers he manages
Music promoter: Steve Thomson, founder and president of Scarborough's Backstage Productions International, poses with posters of some of the entertainers he manages
7/23/1986