Word: ceos
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Scott G. McNealy '76, the 40-year-old CEO, president and chair of Sun Microsystems, Inc., on Tuesday enthusiastically introduced Java, a universal programming language that will created enhanced access to the Internet...
...CEO presented a number of projects which could help make future societies more computer and Internet literate. One of McNealy's proposals involved putting as many primary and secondary schools as possible on-line...
McNealy interspersed his delivery with reference to both his alma mater and his chief rival in the computer industry, William H. "Bill" Gates, the CEO and chair of Microsoft...
...says the Federal Trade Commission, which last week charged the world's largest toy retailer with illegally using its 20% share of the $19 billion U.S. toy industry to pressure manufacturers into withholding their hottest products from warehouse discounters. In denying that Toys "R" Us had done anything wrong, CEO Michael Goldstein declared that the company had an "unquestionable right to refuse to carry the same items as warehouse clubs." Goldstein said he was "astounded" that the FTC would bring such a complaint against what amounted to a common retailing practice. Toy watchers were startled as well, because the Feds...
...scheduled airline between Boston, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Nor will it. Last week Nations Air became a charter airline, having become the first business casualty of the May 11 crash of ValuJet Flight 592 in the Florida Everglades. Skittish consumers canceled 40% of the airline's reservations, leaving CEO Mark McDonald with little choice but to fly for hire...