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These problems present a unique opportunity for new CEO Zetsche. If the quality and reliability issues have truly been dealt with--and the indications are growing that they have been-- Mercedes will once again take its place at or near the top of the heap. "It would be foolish to believe Mercedes' weaknesses will exist for very long," says Stuart McCullough, the European director for Lexus. The big question is how quickly those scared off by the quality problems will come back. The goodwill is clearly there. "I personally haven't given up on Mercedes-Benz," says Hurvitz, the financial...
...think the dean is being more forthcoming about matters that would have been dealt with largely amongst the deans,” Kleinman said. “Now he’s using the Faculty Council and the Faculty Council is relating...
...think the dean is being more forthcoming about matters that would have been dealt with largely amongst the deans,” Kleinman said. “Now he’s using the Faculty Council and the Faculty Council is relating...
...penny-wise, pound-foolish policies of modern politicians and bureaucrats. The problem is not limited to the Bush Administration. Driven by concepts like cost cutting and lean government, shortsighted budget officials may save a few billion dollars, but they end up losing $50 billion when tragedies must be dealt with later on. Anil Kumar Aleti Hyderabad, India...
...rural areas; hence, the economy becomes dependent upon a small number of large employers. Reminiscent of the old mill towns in New England, many southern towns formed around manufacturing centers. Then came outsourcing, and with outsourcing, the closure of numerous factories. Factory closures led to layoffs, and layoffs dealt devastating blows to rural economies, many of which have such low education levels and wages that they fail to draw in new, well-paying businesses. Unemployment payments are only a temporary respite for those who cannot afford to move to where the jobs have gone. Farming, once the backbone...