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Campeau and Corporation
In 1986 Edward Finkelstein, Chairman & CEO of R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., led a leveraged buy-out of the company and subsequently engaged in a takeover battle for Federated Department Stores, Inc., in 1988 that he lost to Canada's Campeau Corporation.
* 1986: Campeau Corporation acquires Allied.
However, the owner, Robert Campeau's Campeau Corporation, went bankrupt before plans could be finalized and the expansion begun.
Through junk bond LBOs which were at their most popular in the mid 1980s, his Campeau Corporation gained control of Allied Stores and Federated Department Stores, owner of Bloomingdale's.
However, the debt obligations that needed to be covered following the merger were too large and exacerbated by a market downturn that hurt retail sales ; Campeau Corporation was unable to meet its debt obligations.
The company was eventually acquired by the Reichman brothers who went bankrupt themselves and Campeau Corporation ceased to exist.
It took the special genius of Robert Campeau, chairman of the Campeau Corporation, to figure out how to bankrupt more than 250 profitable department stores.
In 1986, the Canadian Campeau Corporation acquired Allied Stores Corporation, which was reorganized under the merger agreement.
In 1988, Campeau Corporation acquired Federated Department Stores.
In 1988, Federated was purchased by real estate developer Campeau Corporation, which immediately sold Foley's along with Filene's to May Department Stores to finance its deal.
By 1986, when Campeau Corporation acquired Allied Stores, the Bon Marché was one of the best-known retailers in the Northwest, with about 40 stores throughout the region.

Campeau and had
This arrangement caused some controversy as Campeau had close links to the governing Liberals.
Campeau had bested Macy's own attempted acquisition of Federated Department Stores and sold these California divisions to Macy's as part of their settlement.

Campeau and two
In two short years Federated filed for bankruptcy, disassociated itself from Campeau, and merged with Campeau's other retail holding company Allied Stores.

Campeau and residential
In Ottawa, Campeau was able to construct both office complexes and residential subdivisions to accommodate Canada's rapidly expanding civil service.

Campeau and market
* Rothchild, John. Going for broke: How Robert Campeau bankrupted the retail industry, jolted the junk bond market, and brought the booming eighties to a crashing halt, 1991, ISBN 0-14-017316-1

Campeau and Inc
Campeau Corp. U. S., Inc., was renamed Federated Stores, Inc.

Campeau and by
The station was launched on June 3, 1968 by Raymond Crepeau, Marcel Joyal, Robert Campeau and Gerard Moreau with the presence of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the former prime minister of Canada as part of the Radiomutuel network.
In 1990, saddled by debt resulting from the highly leveraged Campeau takeover of Federated, both Federated and Allied filed for bankruptcy reorganization.
The land was purchased later by developer Robert Campeau.
That same year Campeau began lobbying to build the much taller Tower C. Originally hoping to build a 145 metre ( 475 foot ) tower ( which would have made it about 42 storeys ), although approved by the city, the National Capital Commission allowed it to only be 112 metres ( 367 feet ) ( 29 storeys ), but it was, and remains, the tallest building in the city.
It was built by developer Robert Campeau and then leased to the government.
In 1988, after the leveraged buyout of Federated by Campeau Corp. of Toronto, Canada, the division was sold to May Department Stores Co. along with Foley's of Houston.

Campeau and Ottawa
Campeau frequently found himself at odds with Ottawa mayor Charlotte Whitton over planning decisions.
In the early 1980s Campeau proposed building a fourth even taller tower but a deep recession and a glut of Ottawa office space ended these plans.

Campeau and .
As part of its settlement with Campeau, Macy's purchased Federated's California-based, fashion-oriented Bullock's and its high-end Bullocks Wilshire and I. Magnin divisions.
The remaining candidate, Lionel Campeau, ran in the district of Nipissing in the North of Ontario.
Robert Campeau ( born in Chelmsford, Ontario on August 3, 1923 ) is a Canadian financier and real estate developer.
Despite opposition from Whitton, Campeau developed a reputation as a high-quality builder and became the most successful in the city.
Campeau found this rule to be unnecessary and was drawn into conflict with city council over large high-rise developments such as Place de Ville.
As his business expanded, Campeau ventured into the United States, looking for acquisitions that would add shopping mall real estate to his portfolio of assets.
Campeau retained famous banker Bruce Wasserstein to assist with the transactions.
Campeau resided in a lakeside castle in Austria and he became involved in some real estate projects, including developing a large subdivision in Teltow ( former GDR ) near Berlin, Germany.
The funds of the charitable foundation ( Robert Campeau Family Foundation ) used in his business were lost.
In 1996, Campeau and his wife Ilsa, mother of 3 of his children separated.

Corporation and had
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