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Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

  • Domestic bliss: Manufacturers point to benefits

    Manufacturers responding to an article about Made in the USA products point to a variety of benefits of domestic manufacturing in today’s economy, including psychology and quality control.

  • Stanley to buy Swedish security firm

    Stanley Black & Decker has agreed to buy Niscayah, a European electronic security and monitoring company for $1.2 billion, including assumed debt. Stanley will pay $18.00 per share in cash (in Swedish currency) for the Stockholm-based company, 24% more than an all-stock offer by another firm, Securitas AB, and a 15% premium to Niscayah's stock price at close on June 23, 2011. 

  • Valentine’s Day special: CEO married to CEO

    Stanley Works CEO John Lundgren and his wife Tamara Lundgren, CEO of Schnitzer Steel, appeared together on a CNBC video interview.
  • Stanley shows off its tool chest

    New York City -- Product managers at Stanley Black & Decker played an elaborate game of show and tell Thursday in a Manhattan conference room.

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  • Bain to buy Apex Tools from Cooper and Danahar

    Sparks, Md.-based Apex Tool Group, the maker of Craftsman hand tools, Lufkin tape rules and Crescent wrenches, among other products, is being sold to Bain Capital Partners. 

    The deal is valued at about $1.6 billion, slightly more than Apex’s $1.5 billion in annual revenue. 

    Apex is owned equally by Danaher and Cooper, two manufacturers that combined their tool businesses in July 2010 with the formation of Apex. 

  • In Sweden, Stanley buys shares of security firm Niscayah

    New Britain, Conn.-based Stanley Black & Decker's wholly owned Swedish subsidiary has acquired in total 72,005,890 class B shares of global security firm Niscayah Group.

    The shares represent approximately 19.8% of the outstanding shares and approximately 13.9% of the total number of votes in Niscayah.

    The acquisition of these shares was made through purchases outside of the company’s pending tender offer to acquire all the outstanding shares and warrants of Niscayah. 

  • Stanley hires back workers in New England

    An article in the New Britain Herald reports that Stanley Black & Decker hired back...
  • Stanley rolls out new logo

    Stanley Black & Decker rolled out a new logo. It's still yellow and black. It still spells "Stanley." But it represents a new brand identity for the iconic tool brand and diverse industrial company. 

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