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we made a nice $$ off kmart before eddie took over & after eddie took over....a very nice $$ if i dont say....one of arne alsins best calls....same with jc penny when allan was there....
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I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
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Bill Clinton wrote:I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
Thanks Bill for that BusinessWeek copy and paste!
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XtremeJibber2001 wrote:
Bill Clinton wrote:I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
Thanks Bill for that BusinessWeek copy and paste!
good call.. I searched, and found it too.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/co ... 816039.htm

the author's name.. Eric S. Bleicher.. that name sounds so familiar.. can't place it though. this is going to bug me.. sh*t sh*t sh*t..
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XtremeJibber2001 wrote:
Bill Clinton wrote:I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
Thanks Bill for that BusinessWeek copy and paste!
Yeah, but unlike Bush, when someone else writes things for him, it still comes out smooth.
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Steve wrote:
XtremeJibber2001 wrote:
Bill Clinton wrote:I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
Thanks Bill for that BusinessWeek copy and paste!
good call.. I searched, and found it too.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/co ... 816039.htm

the author's name.. Eric S. Bleicher.. that name sounds so familiar.. can't place it though. this is going to bug me.. sh*t sh*t sh*t..
i just remembered who eric bleicher is.. sorry, dude.

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Steve wrote:
Steve wrote:
XtremeJibber2001 wrote:
Bill Clinton wrote:I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
Thanks Bill for that BusinessWeek copy and paste!
good call.. I searched, and found it too.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/co ... 816039.htm

the author's name.. Eric S. Bleicher.. that name sounds so familiar.. can't place it though. this is going to bug me.. sh*t sh*t sh*t..
i just remembered who eric bleicher is.. sorry, dude.

-steve
Ugh Huh. Me too
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XtremeJibber2001 wrote:
Steve wrote:
Steve wrote:
XtremeJibber2001 wrote:
Bill Clinton wrote:I tell you what.......

When Kozlowski took over as CEO in 1992, Tyco's market cap was [under $2 billion]. There are three ways to increase sales: Sell more, raise prices--or make acquisitions, which is the hardest way. Dennis and his team did a great job. Corporate America is littered with ex-CEOs [ousted] for one bad acquisition. Dennis and [former Chief Financial Officer] Mark Swartz may have gotten greedy, but what they accomplished was remarkable.
Thanks Bill for that BusinessWeek copy and paste!
good call.. I searched, and found it too.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/co ... 816039.htm

the author's name.. Eric S. Bleicher.. that name sounds so familiar.. can't place it though. this is going to bug me.. sh*t sh*t sh*t..
i just remembered who eric bleicher is.. sorry, dude.

-steve
Ugh Huh. Me too
I should have known...
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