How a family enterprise was saved with a bang rather than a whimper

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Bang and Olufsen was close to bankruptcy in 1990 due to poor management in the 1980s. The audio equipment manufacturer in Denmark has a new management team and focuses on customer satisfaction rather than technology. It is less expensive to retain current customers than to obtain new ones. The company produces items with concepts to last at least a decade but updates are introduced every three years.

Household audio and video equipment, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Consumer Audio Equipment, Management, Consumer electronics, Audio equipment industry, Company Profile, Audio equipment, Bang og Olufsen A/S

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Max Green associate has his day in court

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Melbourne, Australia, lawyer Max Green was murdered in Bangkok, Thailand, and there are many financial difficulties that were left behind. Former business associate William Lewski is in court denying knowledge of Green's fraudulent activities. Several bank accounts have had their funds transferred to other accounts including accounts to pay lawyers.

Police Protection, Fraud, Cases, Attorneys, Lawyers, Crimes against, Green, Max, Lewski, William

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