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In 1988, under then-chairman Gary Hirsch, Penn Traffic began an acquisition program. Hirsch first took Penn Traffic public, raising $25 million, and then added Syracuse-based P&C Food Markets for $219 million.
Apr 5, 1999 · GARY HIRSCH, chairman of $3 billion wholesale and retail grocer Penn Traffic Co., strides through the aisles in his dark suit. He stops to inspect a bag of cookies. "How's the roast beef?"...
Gary Hirsch, chairman of Penn Traffic, controlled 22 percent of the stock in late 1994. In August 1988 Penn Traffic had purchased a majority interest in P & C Foods Inc., the largest food distributor in central and upstate New York, for $210.6 million.
Long-time Penn Traffic Co. chief Gary D. Hirsch has announced his retirement from the Syracuse food company's board of directors and executive committee.
Gary Hirsch, Penn Traffic chairman, told SN last week the company has "no plans, no desire and no intent" to restructure. The company said Hawkins left after less than 17 months "to pursue...
Apr 10, 1995 · -- The geographic diversity of Penn Traffic Co. here is one of its greatest strengths, according to Gary Hirsch, chairman and chief executive officer. "We don't operate in any particular...
May 19, 1997 · "This guy" is Gary D. Hirsch, chairman of Syracuse-based Penn Traffic Co., which bought Columbus-based Big Bear in 1989 in a hostile takeover.
