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- World Trade Center on a mission to help firms grow: trade trips to China, Vietnam might pay off in the long run
- Traveling with an international trade mission can open doors and find connections, but don't expect an immediate contract from the experience, says Bella Heule, president of the San Diego World Trade Center, which is leading missions to China and Vietnam next month. In Asia, it takes time to develop...
- Research articles 2008-02-25
- HKS.(appointment of Tad Shultz)(Brief article)
- Staff Tad Shultz has joined HKS, Inc. as senior designer and vice president, where he is responsible for the conceptual, functional and detailed design of sports venues. Shultz has more than 14 years of experience designing NFL stadiums, major league ballparks and...
- Research articles 2006-04-03
- Starbucks: What Went Wrong at The Top?
- Starbucks: What Went Wrong at The Top?StarbucksWhat are the odds of following a wildly successful founder, entrepreneur and maintaining either the street buzz or the meteoric rise? The law of big numbers was going to eventually catch up and you can't fuel a fad forever. Shultz will weather the market...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-09
- Starbucks: What Went Wrong at The Top?
- It ain't supposed to work this way. Howard Shultz launched Starbucks Coffee and eventually brought in Jim Donald, first as head of the company's North American business and then in 2005 as president and chief executive, Donald's elevation to the CEO's job allowed Shultz to retreat from the frontlines to...
- Blog posts 2008-01-08
- Millions of animals face death sentence in Australia
- SYDNEY AFP — Millions of animals -- from camels to cane toads, horses and foxes -- face extermination in Australia under recommendations by a parliamentary committee. A population explosion of species introduced to this isolated continent since European settlement began more than 200 years ago is a growing threat...
- Research articles 2005-09-25
- The Fresno Bee, Calif., Word on the Street Column.
- The Fresno Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 22--POOL SERVICE ACQUIRES TWO OF ITS SMALLER RIVALS: Keith and Susan Kraemer run a relatively small business but have been able to expand by acquiring competing firms. The Kraemers own Valley...
- Research articles 2004-03-22
- Iraq Decision Makers: The Committee For The Liberation Of Iraq
- Formed quietly in Washington last month, the CLI is a powerful bipartisan body pressing the case for the removal of Saddam Hussein and a strong commitment to rebuilding Iraq after his fall. George Shultz is the Republican patriarch behind it and his prominent involvement suggests the committee is more than...
- Research articles 2002-12-16
- Wolfowitz makes a better impression
- Former secretaries of state Henry Kissinger and George C. Shultz pick their proteges carefully and then keep them close. Of course, Shultz once was close to Kissinger, with whom he served in the Nixon administration as secretary of labor, one of four Cabinet posts the latter held. In late...
- Research articles 2002-06-24
- Cleveland-Cliffs Elects Shultz Vice President
- Business Editors CLEVELAND--BUSINESS WIRE--March 28, 2000 Richard L. Shultz has been elected Vice President-Reduced Iron Sales and Business Development, Cleveland-Cliffs Inc (NYSE:CLF) announced today. Shultz, currently Director of Ironmaking Technology, will assume responsibility for the sales of the CircalTM hot briquetted iron product from the company's joint...
- Research articles 2000-03-28
- Reagan's critics
- Reagan confronted powerful forces of cynical, defeatist elites whose memories of Vietnam had led them to abandon belief in America as a force for good in the world, and unlike Richard Nixon, who is often credited with the most successful Cold War foreign policy, Reagan refused to let scathing criticism...
- Research articles 1996-06-22
- Friends in High Places: The Bechtel Story: The Most Secret Corporation and How it Engineered the World. (book reviews)
- In the mid-1970s, a small group of reporters, some freelance and some employed at local publications, formed an ad hoc group in San Francisco, drawn together by a shared concern. Following separate paths, we had all arrived at the same conclusion-something should be written about...
- Research articles 1988-04-30
- Effective arms control demand a broad approach - Edward L. Rowny's address at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on April 27, 1987 - transcript
- Effective Arms Control Demands a Broad Approach Address at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on April 27, 1987. Ambassador Rowny is special adviser to the President and the Secretary of State on arms control matters. I would like to discuss...
- Research articles 1987-07-01
- Shultz's purge
- AL HAIG must be pulling his hair out with rage as he watches the mild-mannered, laid-back George Shultz working a total takeover of the State Department--a purge that Haig tried to execute and failed, because his frontal assault exploded in his face. (Haig, by the way, lauds Shultz copiously...
- Research articles 1985-02-08
- KEEPING UP: Nabisco's long, strange trip; In the past 15 years of takeovers, leveraged buyouts and more, the former National Biscuit Co. has seen more than its share of changes.(Statistical Data Included)
- During the past 15 years, Nabisco Holdings has gone through takeovers, makeovers, name changes and ownership changes, as well as enduring barbarians at the gate. The No. 1 cookie and cracker maker in the United States, incorporated in 1898 as the During...
- Research articles 2000-07-24
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- George Shultz, wimp
- George Shultz, Wimp Meet George Shultz, man of integrity. "I believe the real heroes are people who speak up to their president, make their views known, are willing to take great personal risk in confronting their president,' said Senator Warren Rudman, vice chairman of the Senate Iran-contra committee....
- Research articles 1987-10-01
- Mint Technology Corp. Appoints Warren Shultz as Chief Financial Officer.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-18 October 2004-Mint Technology Corp.: Mint Technology Corp. Appoints Warren Shultz as Chief Financial OfficerC1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:10182004 Toronto, Ontario CANADA /FSC/ - Mint Technology Corp. (MIT - TSX Venture), announces today the appointment of Warren Shultz as Chief...
- Research articles 2004-10-18
- Mr. Shultz Goes To Tennessee
- Ed Shultz, the president of Smith & Wesson who made the fateful decision to sign the "agreement" with the Clinton White House, is no longer the president of the world's second largest handgun manufacturing company. Shultz had been serving simultaneously as president of two companies owned by Tomkins plc: Murray...
- Research articles 2001-03-01
- PremierGarage Selects Don Shultz as New CEO
- PHOENIX -- PremierGarage, the nation's largest garage remodeling and enhancement franchisor, has named industry veteran Don Shultz as the company's new chief executive officer. Shultz follows company founder Mark Loberg, who will remain involved on the board of directors and with advising on new product introductions. Spanning nearly 30...
- Research articles 2009-01-28
- 40th anniversary of the Marshall PLan - addresses by President Reagan and George P. Shultz - transcript
- 40th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan Addresses by Secretary Shultz on May 26, 1987, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Marshall Plan and President Reagan on June 1 during a signing ceremony declaring George C. Marshall Month. SECRETARY SHULTZ, MAY 26, 1987(1) ...
- Research articles 1987-08-01
- Bush's years of living a lie - George Bush, James Baker vendetta against George Shultz and Ronald Reagan documented in new book 'At the Highest Levels' - Column
- One of the unpublicized stories of the Bush administration has been its rancorous vendetta against President Reagan and George Shultz, Reagan's secretary of state. Details of the vendetta, carried out by Bush and his secretary of state, James Baker, spilled into print recently in a book by Michael Beschloss and...
- Research articles 1993-04-05
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