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Chief Executive (U.S.)

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Articles from No. 149, November

Are You Ready for a Relationship?
Relationship marketing can be demanding, But today's CEOs know that it is also critical-and if done right, rewarding. Customer loyalty is said to be dead, and today, customers can move on with a phone call or the click of a mouse. But it is possible...
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Capital Controls-A la Russe
The Russian money-laundering scandal continues to spread. First, it was said to be a few rogue bankers in New York. From there, it spread to Europe. Since the IMF played a role in the foreign exchange, which somehow found its way into private hands and...
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From the Editor: It's Education's Turn to Restructure
Two years ago, the legendary founder of Apple Computer was asked, "Could technology help by improving education?" Steve Jobs' response, as reprinted in the Blumenfeld Education Letter, was revealing: "I used to think technology could help education....
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How CEOs Shouldn't Help Education
The real hurdle in the road to education reform isn't lack of money-it's the educrats' inability to manage resources In an increasingly dysfunctional system. Through the popular "Principal for a Day" program, chief executives of major U.S. companies...
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International Update
More non-North American reports were analyzed this year than ever before. One in nine we reviewed 10.7 percent) on inated from outside the U.S. Among the notables: Reuters for and away leads the international contingent, its product consistently exemplary,...
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Interview: Paul Weaver-The End of Business as We Know It
Not only is the Internet causing a seismic paradigm shift that will rock the business landscape for decades and make some industry legends disappear in five years' time, but even the word "e-business" is being given its walking papers, according to the...
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Lee Does Dallas
Chuck Lee doesn't have to stray far from work to find his favorite golf hole. "It's the sixth on the Tournament Players Course (TPC) at the Four Seasons Resort and Club at Las Colinas," he says. "The hole runs right by our Dallas headquarters, and sometimes...
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Missing Pieces to Education Reform
It's been 15 years since the Notion at Risk report and the U.S. school system is still a mess. Ed Rust thinks it's high time business leaders stepped in. For the past 15 years, the U.S. has been engaged in intense scrutiny of its public schools. Many...
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Non-Profit Non Sequiturs
The capitalists will sell us the rope by which we hang them," V.I. Lenin once declared. These days, they're giving away the rope for free. While liberal advocacy groups are rarely Leninist, U.S. companies do finance many left-of-center non-profits. This...
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Reeling in the Change
Earnest W. Deavenport Jr., chairman and CEO of Kingston, TNI based Eastman Chemical, doesn't like heights. So 11 years ago he joined an Outward Bound trip where he climbed up and rappelled down cliffs in the High Sierras. He attacked the task like the...
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Succession Reflection
The management succession program that brought Carly Fiorina of Lucent in as the new CEO at HewlettPackard was one of the most publicized of its kind-and probably deserved the press attention it received. It had all the elements. The company, with 123,000...
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Taking the Debt with the Good
In June, Avnet announced it would acquire Marshall Industries in a deal valued at $830 million. The $6.3 billion distributor of electronics parts reported that the transaction, part cash and part stock, would also include the assumption of $160 mil lion...
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The 10 Best and 10 Worst Annual Reports of 1998
175 years ago, Baltimore Gas and Electric produced the very first annual report. Some companies, it seems, might need another 175 years to get it right. CE's 16th annual assessment of which companies are delivering knockouts-and which are down for the...
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The Eyes Have It
None of us would have been surprised if Dr. Robert Shillman showed up for our interview in the brilliantly colored outfit of a court jester or the crisp white uniform of a Good Humor man. They're both roles he's assumed recently, the former for a magazine...
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The Great Depression
In alarming survey of more than 400 HR managers finds that depression among employees is rampant in the American business community. More alarming, 56 percent of the managers surveyed said depression had exerted a negative effect on productivity at their...
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The New Age of Capital Democracy
These guys may look like new kids, but they've been around the block more than once. Now they're determined to put the public back in IPO-and they may just eat Wall Street's lunch while they're at it. Meet company X.com. Two years after its launch, with...
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The New Deal
Whether you're content with your current position or restless for a new challenge, you're going to have to negotiate another contract at some future time. The compensation in salary, bonus, equity, and options for your efforts also promises to become...
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The Truth Behind the Internet Gold Rush
AOL and Steve Case, Ebay and Margaret Whitman, Amazon.com and Jeffrey Bezos, Priceline.com and Richard Braddock-there seems to be a triumphant got-in-early-and-got-rich-quick tale behind virtually every high-profile Internet company. And lately, top-notch...
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University Shadow Boxing
University Shadow Boxing THE SHADOW UNIVERSITY: The Betrayal of Liberty on America's Campuses. By Alan Charles Kors and Harvey A. Silverglate. The Free Press, $27.50, 415 pp. Before you contribute, lend your good name, or send your child to a university...
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Web Watch
www.electronicmarkets.org The Electronic Markets site provides content from the Electronic Markets quarterly print journal, which is edited by the Institute for Media and Communications Management at Switzerland's University of St. Gallen. The journal...
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