Timken Agrees to Split in 2 After Pressure from Activist Investors

dealbook.nytimes.com Sep 6 2013 BoardNews

Activist investors scored another victory on Thursday when the board of the Timken Company agreed to spin off its steel business from its industrial bearings operations amid pressure from two big shareholders...

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