Alberta Business articles from May 1991

Alberta Business archives from May 1991

Calgary's coat queen: Anne-Marie Stromer has bought 10,000 labels; that means her children's clothing line has to succeed. (Kids on the Go)
May 1, 1991... IMAGINE SPENDING YOUR CANCELLED VACATION IN A LIVING ROOM SPILLING OVER WITH 310 GIRLS' COATS, CARDBOARD BOXES, PLASTIC BAGS, LABELS AND TAPE. THAT'S HOW CALGARIAN ANNE-MARIE STROMER AND HER FAMILY ENJOYED THEIR SUMMER HOLIDAY THANK YOU,...

Why oil companies are losing the PR battle at the gas pumps. (public relations)
May 1, 1991... The war may be over in the Persian Gulf, but the petroleum industry continues to fight what appears to be a losing public relations battle on the home front. Even though last fall's record high prices have become this year's record lows,...

Strange days in the oil patch. (employee fringe benefits)
May 1, 1991... If the guy next to you on the LRT in Calgary looks a little more nervous these days, it may be because he is liberated. Liberation, Calgary-style, usually happens at work, in committee rooms, corridors and even on shop floors. It has...

The battle of the beer keg. (Terry Myers leads Drummond Brewing Co. to profits)
May 1, 1991... Terry Myers is a maverick of sorts although you might not know it from his conservatively-trimmed grey hair and dark blue suit. You'd have to be a maverick to do what he does. He has had the audacity to jump in where Uncle Ben's -...