Suit's Return Could Herald New Era
(New York, NY)
G.W. Blackrock, CEO of OzCorp, has returned plans he had obtained from a legal contract to the designer of the plans, Stark Enterprises CEO Tony Stark at a black tie charity event this afternoon designed to repair the damage caused when the suit was stolen from OzCorp by the supervillain Max Dillon who is more popularly known as Electro. The meeting seemed amiable and investigators at the NYPD say there is no question Blackrock obtained the plans in good faith, but that the plans appear to have been stolen by another party under investigation. Still, legal experts say Blackrock's generosity may have saved both companies from a quagmire of legal cases over the property. Stock holders seem to agree. OzCorp shares were up despite a day of heavy trading that ended in the DOW losing 60 points. Stark Enterprises stock was down a quarter of a percentage point. Both companies' rival, Stark, Incorporated still seems to be languishing under its interim CEO and lost another 1 and a quarter points...
Look Out Avengers?
(The Thunderbolts are featured on the cover of the Lifestyles section.)
As if to put another footnote on the continued troubles at both Stark Enterprises (captained by famed billionaire designer Tony Stark) and the current leaderless "old company" of Stark, Incorporated there appears to be a rival to Stark's popular Avenger team. G.W. Blackrock has created an on-call, responsive and very down-to-earth team of heroes whose profile in the city continues to grow...
G.W. Blackrock, CEO of OzCorp, has returned plans he had obtained from a legal contract to the designer of the plans, Stark Enterprises CEO Tony Stark at a black tie charity event this afternoon designed to repair the damage caused when the suit was stolen from OzCorp by the supervillain Max Dillon who is more popularly known as Electro. The meeting seemed amiable and investigators at the NYPD say there is no question Blackrock obtained the plans in good faith, but that the plans appear to have been stolen by another party under investigation. Still, legal experts say Blackrock's generosity may have saved both companies from a quagmire of legal cases over the property. Stock holders seem to agree. OzCorp shares were up despite a day of heavy trading that ended in the DOW losing 60 points. Stark Enterprises stock was down a quarter of a percentage point. Both companies' rival, Stark, Incorporated still seems to be languishing under its interim CEO and lost another 1 and a quarter points...
Look Out Avengers?
(The Thunderbolts are featured on the cover of the Lifestyles section.)
As if to put another footnote on the continued troubles at both Stark Enterprises (captained by famed billionaire designer Tony Stark) and the current leaderless "old company" of Stark, Incorporated there appears to be a rival to Stark's popular Avenger team. G.W. Blackrock has created an on-call, responsive and very down-to-earth team of heroes whose profile in the city continues to grow...