H. Lee Scott, President and CEO of Wal-Mart

Article Abstract:

H. Lee Scott, the president and CEO of Wal-Mart began his career in 1979 and worked in a variety of capacities before succeeding David D. Glass in 2000, as the company's chief executive. Under his watch, Wal-Mart, which has nearly 6,500 stores and employs 1.8 million people worldwide, has seen its revenues grow, exceeding $312 billion for 2005, while he has also taken steps to improve Wal-Mart's reputation by donating millions of dollars to charity and disaster-relief efforts.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., WMT, Scott, H. Lee, Jr.

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Elena Kagan, Dean of Harvard Law School

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the achievements of Elena Kagan, the dean of Harvard Law School.

Massachusetts, Harvard Law School, Kagan, Elena

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James D. Sinegal, President and CEO of Costco

Article Abstract:

The achievements of James D. Sinegal, the President and CEO of Costco are profiled.

Pennsylvania, Costco Wholesale Corp., COST, Sinegal, James D.

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