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...machines. To help launch the 9370s, IBM is augmenting its sales force with employees transferred from other divisions. One problem, though, is that the company will not be able to ship the 9370 line in large quantities until the second half of 1987. Says Computer Analyst Ulric Weil of the Gartner Group, a Stamford, Conn.-based research firm: "By delaying delivery, IBM is playing into DEC's hands. A year can be an eternity. Only IBM's most loyal customers will wait...
Renaissance Artists' Self Images: Michelangelo and Others: Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt, Remis Auditorium, Museum of Fine Arts...
Apple (1984 sales: $1.5 billion) is often characterized as the corporate equivalent of a gawky adolescent. Though no longer a youthful entrepreneur, it remains in many ways immature. "Apple is feeling growing pains and is losing its innocence," says Ulric Weil, a computer analyst who watches the company for the Morgan Stanley investment banking firm...
...outlines of a new, potentially stronger one are already emerging. Many timid, superprudent banks have been pushed to innovation and aggressive marketing. Says John Medlin, president of North Carolina's Wachovia Bank ($8 billion): "You find more risk taking, more motivation and more financial entrepreneurship." Notes Leonard Weil, president of California's Mitsui Manufacturers Bank: ($1.7 billion): "Despite all the dark suits worn by its leaders, banking is a very dynamic industry." Bankers have rolled out dozens of new services ranging from discount-catalog shopping to home-equity accounts that allow consumers to write checks based...
Footing more than half of the bill for the Center are three major donors: principal donor Robert A. Belfer, president of the Belco Petroleum Corporation, Washington attorney Frank A. Weil '53; and the Kresge Foundation...