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Authors: Bryan Burrough,John Helyar
Barbarians at the Gate (94 page)
Goldberg, Michael
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Goldsmith, Sir James
Goldstone, Steven
bidding approach and
Johnson and
merger agreement and
in peace talks
second round of bidding and
special committee and
tender offer
Golub, Stephen
Good, Daniel
Gora, John
Gordon, Sammy
Gotbaum, Josh
Graham Magnetics
Grand Metropolitan PLC
Gray, Bowman, Jr.
Gray, Bowman, Sr.
Gray, Harry
Gray, James
Gray Klein
Green, Adolphus
Greene, Jamie
Greeniaus, H. John
due diligence and
Johnson and
leveraged buyouts and
Raether-Stuart meeting with
special committee and
Greensboro
(N.C.)
News & Record
Greenspan, Alan
Grierson, Ronald
Group, The
Grove, Bohemian
Gruss, Martin
Gulf + Western
Gun-to-the-head strategy
Gutfreund, John
Johnson and
second round of bidding and
Gutfreund, Susan
Gutoff, Ruben
Haft, Herbert
Hall, Floyd
Hammerhill Paper
Handelsman, Hank
Hanley, John
Hanson Trust PLC
Harper, Charles M.
Harris, J. Ira
Johnson and
Pritzker and
special committee and
Hartford Insurance
Helms, Jesse
Henderson, Harold
Kravis’s offer and
Herrmann, John
Hersch, Dennis
Heublein
Hill, J. Tomilson, III
The First Boston Group and
Good and
in The Group
Johnson and
leveraged buyouts and
in peace talks
second round of bidding and
Hines, Andy
Hobbs, Franklin W. (“Fritz”), IV
Holder, Nancy
Hoots, Gene
Hope, Bob
Horrigan, Betty
Horrigan, Edward J.
Johnson and
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. questioning of
Kravis’s offer and
leveraged buyouts and
perks of
personality of
resignation of
in RJ Reynolds Industries succession struggle
second round of bidding and
Wilson and
Hostile takeovers.
See also specific companies
Houminer, Ehud
Hugel, Charles E.
anonymous package received by
appointed chairman of RJR Nabisco
career climb of
Greeniaus and
Johnson and
Kravis and
leveraged buyout offer and
special committee and
Hunter, Morgan
Hunt Wesson
Icahn, Carl
Incorn
Insider-trading
Installment notes
Institutional investors
Internal Revenue Code
Investment bankers.
See also specific firms
in Salomon Brothers
ITT Corporation
Jackson, Reggie
Jacobs, Jimmy
Jennifer Syndrome
Jenrette, Richard H.
Jim Walter
Johnson, Bruce
Johnson, Caroline
Johnson, F. Ross
bidding approach of
bodyguards of
career climb of
in cartoons
due diligence and
firings by
Forstmann and
free-spending ways of
fundraising
Goldstone and
golf playing of
income of
jokes about
Kravis and
leveraged buyout announced by
leveraged buyouts considered by
management agreement and
media coverage of
moping of
Nabisco Brands and
named chief executive RJR Nabisco
as noncompany man
personality of
post-RJR Nabisco career of
products developed by
resignation of
Robinson’s friendship with
salesmanship of
at Standard Brands
second round of bidding and
social climbing of
son’s accident
survival knack of
taxes of
tender offer and
third bid and
Weigl and
Wilson and
Winston-Salem problems of
Johnson, Frederick
Johnson, Hobert
Johnson, Laurie
gossip about
Hugel’s view of
shopping of
Johnston, Jim
Jordan, Vernon
Junk bonds
mutant strains of
Kalvaria, Leon
Kampe, Dick
Karan, Donna
Katy Industries
Katz, Stanley
Kaufman, Henry
Kekst, Gershon
Kekst & Co.
Kellogg
Kelly, Donald
Kelso & Co.
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Keough, Don
Kidder, C. Robert
Kinnear, James
Kirkland, David
Kissinger, Henry
Klein, Melvyn N.
Kleinberg, Larry
Klinsky, Steve
Kluge, John
Kohlberg, James
Kohlberg, Jerome (Jerry)
severance agreement of
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
due diligence and
final bid of
Horrigan questioned by
lawsuits against
leveraged buyouts and
Manufacturers Hanover hired by
media criticism of
megadeals sought by
misinformation spread by
negotiations cut off with
options considered by
press criticism of
projections and
RJR Nabisco’s announcement of leveraged buyout and
second round of bidding and
Shearson Lehman Hutton in peace talks with
at Skadden Arps
tender offer made by
Kolton, Paul
Koppers Co.
Kraft
Kramer, Morris
Kravis, Bessie
Kravis, Henry
Beattie and
Beck and
career climb of
Cohen’s meetings with
commercial bank problems of
The Drexel Problem and
due diligence and
Forstmann’s view of
franchise speech of
investment banks assembled by
Johnson and
leveraged buyouts and
Linda Robinson and
Norwich’s confrontation with
$125 million offer of
as outsider to deal
personality of
RJR Nabisco’s announcement of leveraged buyout and
at RJR Nabisco board meeting
Robinson and
second round of bidding and
Sticht and
Strauss’s conflict with
tender offer made by
Wilson’s talks with
Kravis, Raymond
Kreps, Juanita
Kroger
Lambert, Bill
Lane, Jeff
Laver, Rod
Lazard Freres
L. B. Foster
Lear Siegler
LeBon, Doug
Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb
Leveraged buyouts
Beck’s proposal for
boom in
cost cutting and
critics of
defined
due diligence process and
fees for
gun-to-the-head strategy in
intellectual basis for
junk bonds and
profits and
projections in
of RJR Nabisco
announcement
Shearson’s entry into
Spangler’s offer of
start of
syndicated loans in
used car purchase compared to
workings of
Levine, Dennis
Lewis, Drew
Lewis, Salim (“Cy”)
Limited partnerships
Lindner, Carl
Lindsay, Scott
Lipton, Martin
