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Going on the offensive to defend a merger with Analysts International, Computer Horizons launched a blistering attack Friday on dissident shareholders seeking to block the deal. In a letter to investors, the information technology services provider said Eric Rosenfeld, Richard Scott and Stephen Braun are challenging the $88 million deal in pursuit of short-term gains. The company sought to discredit the shareholders by depicting them as tainted by scandal or having shown poor judgment in business dealings.
August 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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