Product development can fill prescription for success

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Medtronic CEO Bill George believes that the business leaders of the 21st century are those that know their business and are actively involved in them. He adds that products should be continually refined for growth to continue and condemns the cost-cutting mentality for stunting growth. George says there are also enormous risks associated when a company grows too fast. Quality may suffer while control over financial systems and costs may be lost.

Electromedical and Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturing, Pacemakers, Medtronic Corp.

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CEO rises above severe dyslexia

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Ford Motor Credit Co CEO Don Winkler is out to prove that dyslexic children can succeed in life. Winkler, diagnosed with what is termed as 'deep' dyslexia that is more severe than the mild types of the disease, is one of three dyslexic CEOs that also include John Chambers of Cisco Systems and Craig McCaw of Charles Schwab. Winkler is at the helm of a 19,000-employee firm that gives more car loans than any other consumer credit firms in the US.

Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers, Consumer Automobile Loans, Automobile loans, Ford Motor Credit Co.

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An outside view of U.S. scandal, sky-high pay

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Kazuo Inamori expresses his opinions about why foreigners learn to hate the US. People living in abject poverty need religion to sustain them. They resent the stories of extravagant salaries received by executives at US companies.

Japan, Public affairs, Social aspects, Officials and employees, Kyocera Corp., KYO, Quotations, Ceramic industry, Propaganda, Anti-American, Anti-American propaganda, Inamori, Kazuo

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