Quebecor World's aggressive chief already mulling his next deal

Article Abstract:

Charles Cavell, president of Quebecor World Inc., the world's premier commercial printer, talks about his firm's opportunities for global expansion.

Printing, Commercial printing, IQI

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Quebecor's chief has bigger worries than media image

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Quebecor World Inc., the biggest group of the Peladeau family's empire, reported its third consecutive quarter of poor earnings in October 2003 and is facing many problems. Quebecor's chief, Pierre Karl Peladeau is not worried about his image problems as there are greater concerns regarding the results at Quebecor World that are reflective of sector-wide excess capacity and underscore larger problems unique to the printer.

Printing & Publishing, Commercial printing industry

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MBAs + designers = new life for business

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The need for Canadian companies to combine the skills of management graduates and designers to achieve corporate growth is discussed.

Employee Recruitment, Venture Analysis, Methods, Planning, Innovations, Business enterprises, Corporate growth, Company business planning, Industry growth

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