In 1996, the maximum number of shareholders allowed in an S corp was 35.
Emma Smith founded the Wired Woman Society in 1996 and co-authored Technology With Curves in 2000.
In 1996, Virginia Republican Tom Bliley threw a charity tourney at his hometown country club.
When Millennium went public in 1996, an initial public offering was the main way biotechs went public.
Millennium went public in 1996 and the stock immediately popped 50%, reviving a moribund biotech IPO market.
It was back in 1996 that Berlin held its first Karneval der Kulturen (Carnival of Cultures).
That changed in 1996 when the Congress adopted and the Clinton administration approved of the welfare reform measure.
In 1996, I attended a conservative conference called Dark Ages at the Phoenix Biltmore resort.
Munby was the longest-serving member of the Norwich board, having returned to Carrow Road in 1996.
She married at 26, divorced two years later, in 1996, and fell into even deeper depression.
Mettle Hill was closed in 1996 as a result of anti-social behaviour and public disorder issues.
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Arthur Modell moved the old Cleveland Browns to Baltimore in 1996, renaming them the Ravens.
He also claims that Mr Prodi has shifted leftwards since he was prime minister in 1996-98.
In 1996, Barclays bought the business, and in 1998 she was named sole global C.
In 1996, at age 31, Snyder became the youngest chief executive of an NYSE-listed company.
Sales of the egg, a tradition started in 1996, support the Egg Roll.
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In 1996, similar reforms in Washington state preceded massive premium spikes in the individual market.
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Profits last year had not fully recovered from their sharp drop in 1996 (see chart, opposite).
WineSpectator.com is one of the longest standing such sites, launched way back in 1996.
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In 1996 the company rolled out a more viscous version of WD-40 called T.
In 1996, a 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit the city of Kobe, killing over 6, 400 people.
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In 1997 there were 6, 739 cases of skin cancer in Scotland, up from 6, 632 in 1996.
Shirley Lowthian, nee McCallum, of Selkirk, died in 1996 at the age of 25.
Stilton cheese gained a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) from the EU in 1996.
In 1996 he started TeleCruz to build an internal chip to deliver better graphics.
Compare that with 269 IPOs in 1999, 272 in 1996, and 365 in 1986.
Take an example from back in 1996, the year Disney acquired ABC, to see why.
In 1996 it lost 7% of its rodents after viral infections contaminated some of its colonies.
Baker's message this time isn't much different from the one he used in 1996.
But his sporting career ground to a halt in 1996 when he was diagnosed with cancer.
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