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Citigroup’s chairman on the bank’s long-term hazard
By Patricia SellersHow do you get top talent to work for a Fortune 500 company that’s one-third owned by the federal government, bound by onerous rule...
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Citigroup's Place on a Roll of Shame
Eleven years ago this week, banking mogul Sandy Weill took a victory lap at the Masters Tournament. Today his creation is on a government list of lose...
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FASB chairman steps down
The Financial Accounting Standards Board said Tuesday that its chairman, Robert Herz, will step down next month. The FASB, the private sector group wh...
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Can the Toyota Way survive Toyota's ways?
In the 1950s, a Toyota engineer named Taiichi Ohno, just back from visiting the United States, where he was wowed by its supermarkets, began to think ...
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The ups and downs of Boeing's 787
by Michael V. CopelandBoeing’s long-delayed 787 Dreamliner finally took flight on Tuesday to the ecstatic cheers of thousands watching from a wet runw...
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Fiat's history lesson
Sergio Marchionne is following famous footprints as he tries to build an auto empire. But as the saying goes: Those who can't learn from history are d...
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The U.S. embarrassment at the World Expo
How would you portray your own country to the world if you could choose literally anything? If you're Germany, you'd build an amazing biodegradable st...
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HP's board shakeup: Apotheker's master plan?
It's not unusual for a few board members to head for the exit when a CEO gets the boot. But HP's recent board shakeup raises concerns about CEO Leo Ap...
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Warren Buffett's Mr. Fix-It
The day after Lehman collapsed in September 2008, David Sokol noticed that the stock of Constellation Energy, a Baltimore utility, was plummeting. He ...
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A new global challenge for Xerox’s Mulcahy
You wouldn’t think that Anne Mulcahy has time to trek to Central America–yes, Haiti is on her calendar, but this year she has already flown south to h...
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