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VersoGenics Inc company history timeline

1954

Reared in Manhattan's tough Hell's Kitchen area, John Fanning opened his first employment agency in 1954 with $6,000 saved, in part from a newspaper delivery route.

1966

Apeco fell into the red in fiscal 1966 and began to diversify, first by purchasing a manufacturer of graphic arts supplies, then by acquiring companies in totally different fields.

1982

In 1982 Peter and John Harvey, Chicago-based brothers, purchased a controlling interest in Apeco through a subsidiary of Artra Group Inc., a Harvey-controlled enterprise that specialized in buying troubled companies for their tax losses and then merging them with profitable ventures.

1983

It liquidated its photocopy sales and distribution activities in 1983.

1985

The company acquired three more costume jewelry businesses during 1985-86 at a combined cost of $20 million.

1994

By the end of 1994 Uniforce's company-owned units outnumbered the franchised ones.

1995

A number of the Uniforce units were specialized ones operated by subsidiaries such as LabForce of America, PrO Unlimited, and Uniforce Information Services. 'Temporary' was dropped from the parent company's name in 1995.

1995: Lori enters the employment agency business and renames itself COMFORCE.

1996

Uniforce Services Inc.'s sales came to $142 million and profit amounted to $3.7 million in 1996.

1997

In early 1997 COMFORCE purchased RHO Co.

2000

Fanning family members owned 31 percent of Comforce's stock in 2000; Artra retained a 9 percent stake.

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