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...money alone could not solve Chrysler's problems. When lacocca arrived, he found management in disarray. Executive responsibilities were ill defined, and there were few of the sophisticated financial tools needed to keep track of operations. The quickest fix lacocca knew was to hire people who understood the same system he did: other Ford executives. Some were called out of retirement, others were wooed away and enlisted with lacocca for the challenge of engineering a turnaround. Today the four top officers are Ford alumni: lacocca; Vice Chairman Gerald Greenwald; Harold Sperlich, president of North American automotive operations; and Executive Vice...
Clting the Japanese precedent, Anderson called for "venture capital banks" to fund developing companies, "public enterprise corporations" to hire the chronically unemployed, and massive training programs to educate the 72 million Americans who, he said, are functionally illiterate and unprepared for the changing job market...
...said yesterday that he made the switch because the newly created position at MGH offered "greater opportunities for long range financial planning." By the end of 1984, the department plans to hire 100 researchers and move into MGH's Wellman Research Building, which is still under construction...
Will: That's right, but one way of solving them is to communicate a hopeful message, and so he goes to St. Louis to a plant that's going to hire 3,000 new people in order to get this message across. The White House gets upset because, clearly, when you call attention to motives, you sort on drain the effectiveness from the theater they're putting...
...work from October 1981 through June 1983, the city paid Tribe $77,000. "If you make the decision to hire a lawyer like Tribe, you pay what he costs," William J. Smith, first assistant to the city's corporation council, said yesterday...