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Founded in 1989, Trilogy develops software that helps giants like Boeing, Xerox and IBM streamline their operations. In two years, its revenue has grown from $70 million to $150 million. Meanwhile, its workforce has tripled. The amazing growth has helped catapult Trilogy from recruiting leper to leader...
...really get in the game. Otherwise, focus on researching long-term investments. Track strong businesses that you've researched, and wait for their stocks to be oversold by traders overreacting to some short-term setback. I saw two good examples just last week: Eli Lilly and Xerox. (Full disclosure: I'm long on both stocks.) Here you can beat me and the market. You can take a longer view--not least because you don't have to report every quarter to those 98 rich guys...
After working at Xerox for several years post-graduation with a degree in government, Brown was pretty sure he would become a division president or president of a company and maybe attend business school...
...media bug bit me in my sixth year of working at Xerox," Brown says. "I had no idea of moving into it. It shows the value of Harvard training--it's a good dictionary education and I have no complaints. My life has been very fulfilling thus...
...should move its evening news to 10 o'clock, where it would get a bigger audience. (Tisch listened, but nothing came of it.) "There has to be some change in the structure we now have," says former CBS News president Van Gordon Sauter, "where three evening-news shows are Xerox copies of one another in a dwindling market. Someone will see a chance to break out first and make a big score...