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...field--from Lisa Takeuchi Cullen on the link between poverty and obesity, from Jeffrey Kluger on the sociology of eating, from Daren Fonda on marketing to kids, from Eric Roston on the corn industry, from Richard Lacayo on community efforts to encourage walking--Janet Michaud, Cristina Scalet and Kristina Dell collaborated on design, photography and graphics to make the visual elements as informative as the text...
...Diebold’s secrecy and public resistance of the proposed paper trails may not simply involve matters of marketing. After discovering that Diebold’s Chairman, Walden O’Dell, and other members of the company’s board are significant Bush benefactors, their intentions of opposing a ballot receipts remained appropriately suspect to many of the proposal’s proponents. As long as the company’s software security remains inept at guaranteeing a fair and clean election, electronic voting without paper evidence leaves Diebold’s intentions dubious. To ensure that...
...quality, Toyota's supremacy is unquestioned. Author Jeffrey Liker, however, makes a compelling case in The Toyota Way: 14 Management Principles from the World's Greatest Manufacturer that the carmaker isn't just the best in class but, "through decades of learning and hard work," trounces even companies like Dell as a model of efficient and profitable production...
Diebold apologized for the California snafus, but that may not be enough. The state advisory panel last week recommended that Shelley ask the attorney general to file both criminal and civil charges against the firm. Diebold's chairman, Walden O'Dell, set the company up for recrimination when he wrote in a fund-raising letter to Ohio Republicans last year that he was "committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the President next year." O'Dell, who has raised more than $100,000 for President Bush, said he didn't mean that he would use his machines...
...Fiorina to have the courage to collide with history and high emotions. She emerged stronger, and so far so has the company. Producing $3.5 billion of merger savings after promising $2.5 billion bodes well. Of course, cost savings are one thing, sales another. And who would choose IBM and Dell as their competitors? But Fiorina led the company forward on many fronts, modernizing how HP did business, how it was organized and how it looked at the world. Now it's selling printers for $40, using nanotechnology to shrink devices and powering the core of the digital household. HP appears...