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The Motley Fool
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UTC's Master Of Principle United Technologies Corp. Chief Executive George David, IndustryWeek's CEO of the Year, thrives on competition, winning and the rule of reason. |
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Trying Times, True Leaders As management practices come under question and icons fall, some CEOs stand out for the remarkable ways they're confronting critical business challenges. |
The Motley Fool
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Johnson & Johnson: Scrooge or Santa? Here is a closer look at Johnson & Johnson and how the company is trying to make a positive contribution to the world. Shareholders and employees alike should be proud that the company is a model corporate citizen for other companies to follow. |
