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The EEOC's bold foray into job evaluation
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 98 (1978) 5, pp. 58-64
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Can Oxford Heal Itself? - The HMO was hammered after revealing its massive computer problems. Now comes the hard part--reclaiming the trust of shareholders and doctors.
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 136 (1997) 12, pp. 238-241
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Coming to a Health Plan Near You: Yoga and Belladonna - Proponents claim alternative medicine will save companies money. Don't bet on it in the short run.
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 136 (1997) 6, pp. 169-172
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HITACHI: GLIDING NOWHERE ? - The Japanese behemoth - the 13th-largest corporation in the world - is looking to PCs to boost ist meager profits
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 134 (1996) 3, pp. 80-87
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Mitsubishi, the Japanese trading company, has huge revenues but puny earnings. The easy days are gone; now it must find new work--and be less Japanese
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 132 (1995) 3, pp. 124-129
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THE WRECKING CREW - Michael Carlow and his dad started out demolishing old factories - then grew rich destroying companies.
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 132 (1995) 1, pp. 48-65
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MEMORY: WHY YOU'RE LOSING IT, HOW TO SAVE IT
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 131 (1995) 7, pp. 182-194
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TIME TO BUY MEXICO?
Smith, Lee - In: Fortune 131 (1995) 2, pp. 122-128
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006216546