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Chief Executive (U.S.)

Magazine providing full scope of CEO lifestyle and experience. Includes news, CEO profiles, and strategies.

Articles from No. 86, June

A New Tax Direction
Alow-saving, slower-growth economy some roundtable participants argue, would benefit from taxing consumption instead of income. Others worry that a value-added tax approach would give government a more effective vacuum with which to suck funds from the...
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Continuous Improvement in Supply Chain Management
I think often about the benefits our company can bring to the marketplace and what can be done to sustain our growth and success. As I look at our marketplace, I see many companies with many different advantages, and T wonder how my company will compete...
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Eco-Scam: The False Prophets of Ecological Apocalypse
Last June, world leaders gathered in Rio de Janeiro for the first United Nations Conference on Environment and Development. Dubbed the "Earth Summit," the Rio meeting was touted by its proponents as the Great Green Hope, the "most important meeting in...
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Executive Compensation: Is the IRS Looking for You?
Guess who's coming to dinner, It's the Internal Revenue Service, and amid lean times, the agency has worked up a powerful appetite. A courteous houseguest, the IRS will do the cooking. Unfortunately, its specialty is barbecue, and if the agency thinks...
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GOP Wake-Up Call
Five months into the Clinton presidency and it's time to invite sole prominent Washingtonians to the woodshed. Their halfhearted opposition to a president who has revealed himself as another, albeit smoother, tax-and-spend liberal is shameful.Sure, there...
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Industrial Designs
Chief executive's decision to spotlight the 10 best and worst industrial designs speaks volumes about the changing relationship of business to design. From determining the typeface on a business card; to building corporate headquarters; to planning and...
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Risky Business
At age 17, Maurice Raymond Greenberg left his family's farm in the upstate New York hamlet of Sun Lake, lied about his age to join the Army, and ended up as a Ranger storming the beach at Normandy. He's shown a similar appetite for risk since taking...
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The Decade of Corporate Governance
The 1980s, with its tender offers, leveraged buyouts, poison pills, spin-offs and rip-offs, could be called the Decade of Corporate Turbulence. The net result of all this undisciplined, unbridled action was about 30 percent negative and 10 percent positive....
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The Right Stuff
Several members of the selection committee for our Chief Executive of the Year award remarked that this year's list of finalists was, in Bob Lear's phrase, "the most impressive in recent memory." Earlier in the year, we asked readers to nominate a current...
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Wisdom from Wharton: Planning the Purchase or Sale of a Closely Held Business
Owners who consider selling closely held businesses face a wide range of alternatives and decisions. Ultimately, the success of the deal for both the buyer and the seller hinges on the establishment of a reasonable price, the acquisition of needed capital...
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