Dixon Ticonderoga Co. has retained First Union Securities to explore strategic alternatives, which could include a sale or restructuring of the microcap. Yesterday’s announcement by Dixon did not go completely unnoticed by the Street, as its stock price climbed 18%, or 75 cents, before closing at $5. At press time, the stock dipped to $4.50.
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