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Glidden

American  
[glid-n] / ˈglɪd n /

noun

  1. Charles Jasper, 1857–1927, U.S. businessman: a pioneer in the telephone industry.


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The paint and coatings maker is reviewing strategic alternatives for businesses including its Glidden and Liquid Nails Brands.

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Glidden sought to assure Mason that Cruise will accept its culpability for what he described as a regrettable “mistake.”

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Cruise entered the hearing proposed to settle the case for $75,000, but when Mason contended that the company should be required to pay at least $112,500, Glidden immediately agreed to that figure.

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“For some reason, Eddie Haskell popped in my head,” Mason quipped to Craig Glidden, who now oversees Cruise as its president and chief administrative officer.

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“We want to move forward,” Glidden said.

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