Word: boozes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Walter Mondale, Treasury Secretary G. William Miller, and Fraser, the Treasury dropped its earlier insistence that aid be limited to $750 million. This raises the chances that Congress will give the company more, probably in the form of federal loan guarantees. Chrysler had asked for $1.2 billion. One worry: Booz, Allen & Hamilton, the company's management consultants, suggested that even $1.2 billion might not be enough. This week Chrysler will announce a third-quarter loss of about $460 million, more than double its previous record deficit of $207 million in the second quarter. The full-year loss could...
...workers go in the past several weeks. Many big corporate employers have quietly frozen new hiring and are trying to whittle their staffs through attrition. At the same tune, employees are less eager to reach for early retirement at a tune of soaring inflation. The Chicago office of the Booz Allen executive recruiting firm has been receiving close to 400 unsolicited letters from job seekers each week, up from about 125 a week in less jittery times...
...those fields, M.B.A.s tend to start fairly high on the ladder, gain responsibility quickly and move ahead fast. But there is a decline of interest in that old M.B.A. watering hole, Wall Street, where hours are long and profits shortening. In fact, says Robert Flanagan, chief recruiter for Booz, Allen & Hamilton Inc. management consultants: "It's very tough to get people to consider coming to New York City for anything...
...Booz, Allen & Hamilton...
...past 18 months, nearly a dozen major consulting firms have changed their chief executives. At McKinsey & Co., the largest, with billings of about $45 million last year, C. Lee Walton Jr. stepped aside last month as managing director after tiring of administrative burdens. At Booz, Allen & Hamilton, the second largest (consulting billings: $18 million), James W. Taylor was fired in January as president over policy disagreements with Chairman Charles Bowen - after the company's stock had fallen from 24 to 5⅛ in three years. At Arthur D. Little, the third largest (billings: nearly $18 million), Howard O. McMahon...