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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Barris_IndustriesBarris Industries - Wikipedia

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   In January 1988, Barris Industries merged with the Guber-Peters Company to form Barris/Guber-Peters. On March 31, 1989, Burt Sugarman sold his shares of Barris Industries to Westfield Group and Northern Star Holdings Ltd., the owners of Network Ten of Australia owned by Frank Lowy for $34.5 million.

2. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1987/12/14-fiGuber-Peters Start ‘Real Studio’ Via Merger With Barris

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   Dec 14, 1987 · The Guber-Peters Co., one of the most prolific independent movie companies in Hollywood, is going public by merging with Barris Industries Inc., the publicly-traded TV production and...

3. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1989/09/07-fiBarris Industries Has New Name: The Los... - Los Angeles Times

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   Sep 7, 1989 · Barris Industries Has New Name: The Los Angeles-based entertainment company announced that it has changed its name to Guber-Peters Entertainment Co. Headed by Peter Guber and Jon...

4. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1989/12/31-caBehind The Scenes of the Big Deal - Los Angeles Times

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   Dec 31, 1989 · Guber and Peters had gone into business with Sugarman in 1987, when they swapped their company’s assets for a 28% stake in Sugarman’s small TV production company, Barris Industries, later ...

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Peter_GuberPeter Guber - Wikipedia

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   In 1988, GPC became a public company when it merged with game show production company Barris Industries. On September 7, 1989, Barris Industries was renamed Guber-Peters Entertainment Company. [13] On September 28, 1989, Sony Corporation announced its intention to buy GPEC. [14]

6. www.closinglogos.com › page › The_Guber-PetersThe Guber-Peters Entertainment Company - Closing Logos

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   In January 1988, the Guber-Peters Company merged with Barris Industries, Inc. and became Barris/Guber-Peters, which was later renamed to "The Guber-Peters Entertainment Company" on September 7, 1989. On September 29, 1989, Sony Corporation approached Guber and Peters to become the heads of Columbia Pictures Entertainment.

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   When did Barris Industries merge with Guber-Peters?

   • In January 1988, Barris Industries merged with the Guber-Peters Company to form Barris/Guber-Peters. On March 31, 1989, Burt Sugarman sold his shares of Barris Industries to Westfield Group and Northern Star Holdings Ltd., the owners of Network Ten of Australia owned by Frank Lowy for $34.5 million.

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   When did Guber-Peters become Columbia Pictures Entertainment?

   • In January 1988, the Guber-Peters Company merged with Barris Industries, Inc. and became Barris/Guber-Peters, which was later renamed to "The Guber-Peters Entertainment Company" on September 7, 1989. On September 29, 1989, Sony Corporation approached Guber and Peters to become the heads of Columbia Pictures Entertainment.

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   When was Barris Industries renamed?

   • On September 7, 1989, Barris Industries was renamed as the Guber-Peters Entertainment Company, Barris Program Sales was renamed as Guber-Peters Program Sales, and Barris Advertising Sales was renamed as Guber-Peters Advertising Sales.

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   Who founded the Guber-Peters Entertainment Company?

   • Background: The Guber-Peters Entertainment Company was founded in 1983 by Peter Guber and Jon Peters, who were founders of PolyGram Pictures (later revived in 1986 as "PolyGram Filmed Entertainment") as a film production company known as "The Guber-Peters Company". They entered television production in 1984.

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   When did Chuck Barris become a company?

   • Chuck Barris Productions was incorporated on October 2, 1968. It had its first game show in syndication in 1969, the short-lived The Game Game (credited as Chuck Barris Games Shows, Inc. [sic]). In 1981, Barris renamed Chuck Barris Productions, Inc. as Barris Industries, Inc.

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   What companies has Guber been a part of?

   • Guber's national and global speaking events include Cisco, JWT, Under Armour, Alcoa, HSBC, Twitter, Sodexo, Milken Institute, Intel, Korn Ferry, Women's Wear Daily CEO Summit, Wharton Leadership Conference, GAP Inc, John Hancock Life Insurance, Experian Marketing, Del Monte Foods, Cox Media Group, and Comcast.

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8. www.avid.wiki › Barris_ProductionsBarris Productions - Audiovisual Identity Database

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   Oct 1, 2024 · In December 1987, Barris Industries under the ownership of movie producer Burt Sugarman and Giant Group, Ltd. announced a merger with The Guber-Peters Company. The merger was completed in 1988, forming "Barris/Guber-Peters".