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This 146-Old Can Maker Is On a Winning Streak Unseen In Its Half-Century Stock History
Source: benzinga.com
In 1880, brothers Frank and Edmund Ball bought a small Buffalo, New York, company that wrapped tin cans in wooden jackets for carrying kerosene, paint, and varnish. The passage provides historical background and no current financial or market information.
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