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CSS to buy stationery maker for $68M

CSS Industries Inc. said Thursday it will pay $68 million in cash for a maker of stationery and note cards.

Most of the business assets of C.R. Gibson Inc. are included in the deal, which is expected to close Nov. 30, subject to regulatory approval, CSS (NYSE:CSS) said.
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Privately held C.R. Gibson makes products sold under the brands C.R. Gibson, Creative Papers, Inspirations, Tapestry, Artworks, Stepping Stones and Markings. They are available in 10,000 retail stores in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. stationery Last year net sales were $50 million in the business lines being acquired.

Philadelphia-based CSS sells gift wrap, gift bags, boxed greeting cards and seasonal novelties like Halloween masks, Easter egg dyes and other products.

C.R. Gibson was founded in 1870 by British lithographer John Gibson. It is based in Norwalk, Conn.

CSS Industries Inc. said Thursday it will pay $68 million in cash for a maker of stationery and note cards.

Most of the business assets of C.R. Gibson Inc. are included in the deal, stationery which is exepcted to close Nov. 30, subject to regulatory approval, CSS (NYSE:CSS) said.

Privately held C.R. Gibson makes products sold under the brands C.R. Gibson, Creative Papers, Inspirations, Tapestry, Artworks, Stepping Stones and Markings. They are available in 10,000 retail stores in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Last year net sales were $50 million in the business lines being acquired.

Philadelphia-based CSS sells gift wrap, gift bags, boxed greeting cards and seasonal novelties like Halloween masks, Easter egg dyes and other products.

C.R. Gibson was founded in 1870 by British lithographer John Gibson. It is based in Norwalk, Conn.

Dow Jones, Weighing Offer, Extends Severance Plan

By Cecile Daurat and Leon Lazaroff

June 7 (Bloomberg) -- Dow Jones & Co., the newspaper publisher considering a $5 billion offer from Rupert Murdoch, made 135 managers eligible for a severance plan if the company is sold.

The managers are eligible for a year's pay if they are fired within two years of a change of control, joining 25 senior company executives who are covered for as much as two years, spokeswoman Linda Dunbar said today in an interview.

The changes are meant to keep employees from leaving and focus them on their work while Dow Jones, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, considers a potential sale, the company said today in a regulatory filing. Murdoch's $60-a-share offer for Dow Jones was made public May 1. The company said May 31 it will consider offers from Murdoch's News Corp. and other potential buyers.

``They're getting their decks in order for a deal, and I think it's going to Murdoch,'' said Richard Dorfman, managing director of Richard Alan Inc., a New York-based investment firm focusing on media companies. ``They're saying, `Anybody who has a problem with that, here is your parachute.'''

The company also is offering a minimum 12 weeks of severance to eligible employees if they are fired in a change of control, New York-based Dow Jones said in the filing. About 850 employees qualify, Dunbar said.

Dow Jones also adjusted time periods for bonuses tied to performance goals in a change of control, it said in the filing.