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Multi-National corporations, such as IBM, Kodak and Coca-Cola, play a big par tin the everyday lives of Canadians
Multi-National corporations, such as IBM, Kodak and Coca-Cola, play a big par tin the everyday lives of Canadians

Multi-National corporations, such as IBM, Kodak and Coca-Cola, play a big par tin the everyday lives of Canadians

Date2/14/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Multi-National corporations; such as IBM; Kodak and Coca-Cola; play a big par tin the everyday lives of Canadians. These corporations are just like any other company-except they're not confined to any one country. Such combines; usually U.S. controlled; may obey U.S. policies to the letter; even to the detriment of their host countries; they may respect local interests; or they may choose to take an independent course.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110091F
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
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
Coke challenge. Comedian Bill Cosby (left) clowns with Canadian Coca-Cola president Neville W. Kirchmann in Toronto as Coke announces new sales drive (...)
Coke challenge. Comedian Bill Cosby (left) clowns with Canadian Coca-Cola president Neville W. Kirchmann in Toronto as Coke announces new sales drive (...)
1/22/1981
Battle: Coca-Cola Canada president Neville Kirchmann (left) and Pepsi marketing vice-president Ron McEachern (top)
Battle: Coca-Cola Canada president Neville Kirchmann (left) and Pepsi marketing vice-president Ron McEachern (top)
6/27/1985
Alphabet cookbook of Coca-Cola
Alphabet cookbook of Coca-Cola
1928
Going To The Net: The court style of Coca-Cola Canada president Tony Eames is similar to his corporate style -- he doesn't quit on any shot, a tennis partner says.
Going To The Net: The court style of Coca-Cola Canada president Tony Eames is similar to his corporate style -- he doesn't quit on any shot, a tennis partner says.
7/5/1991
Trailing Coca-Cola in the diet pop war, Pepsi will hitch up an eight-car train to tour the nation in a drive to get people to switch
Trailing Coca-Cola in the diet pop war, Pepsi will hitch up an eight-car train to tour the nation in a drive to get people to switch
5/24/1990
Soft Drinks - Coca Cola
Soft Drinks - Coca Cola
11/25/1993
Club culture: Above, singing star Boy George in Coca-Cola buttoned beret with shoe designer Patrick Cox, a Toronto native, in a Yohji Yamamoto suit
Club culture: Above, singing star Boy George in Coca-Cola buttoned beret with shoe designer Patrick Cox, a Toronto native, in a Yohji Yamamoto suit
8/13/1987
Head argo, Harry Ornest, a multi-millionarie Canadian who lives in Beverly Hills, Calif
Head argo, Harry Ornest, a multi-millionarie Canadian who lives in Beverly Hills, Calif
11/28/1988
Craig carpenter. 'We're going all out'. Carpenter, as senior project manager for the Department of Supply and Services at the Canadian Government Exposition Centre in Ottawa, is in charge of Canadian exhibits all over the globe. But this is to be the super show of them all, with 29 government departments and crown corporations involved to the hilt. We're going all out for the 100th anniversary of this country's
Craig carpenter. 'We're going all out'. Carpenter, as senior project manager for the Department of Supply and Services at the Canadian Government Exposition Centre in Ottawa, is in charge of Canadian exhibits all over the globe. But this is to be the super show of them all, with 29 government departments and crown corporations involved to the hilt. We're going all out for the 100th anniversary of this country's
6/26/1978
Premier William Davis talks to reporters after announcing new moves to ensure that Ontario corporations have Canadian-controlled boards. Davis said he(...)
Premier William Davis talks to reporters after announcing new moves to ensure that Ontario corporations have Canadian-controlled boards. Davis said he(...)
6/15/1972