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OCTOBER 25, 2002 — POINT OF VIEW
Share the Pain
If profits are to keep growing, overblown executive compensation has to take a cut, says BW's Bruce Nussbaum
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OCTOBER 25, 2002 — NEWSMAKERS
Share the Pain
If profits are to keep growing, overblown executive compensation has to take a cut, says BW's Bruce Nussbaum
OCTOBER 25, 2002 — MARKET OUTLOOK
Brighter Weather?
S&P's top market watchers think stocks have touched bottom and are starting back up, says BW's Gene Marcial
OCTOBER 25, 2002 — B-SCHOOLS
Stanford's Stand on Ethics
Dean Robert Joss discusses how the corporate scandals have affected MBA programs
OCTOBER 24, 2002 — PERSONAL FINANCE
Squeezing Lemons
Taking investment losses now can pay off for the future, says BW's Lewis Braham
OCTOBER 24, 2002 — ECONOMIC WATCH
Little Damage
The summer plunge in stocks doesn't seem to have depressed the economy, says BW's Jim Cooper
OCTOBER 24, 2002 — PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Glass Walls
Schwab's David Pottruck says more disclosure is a better fix for Wall Street's problems than splitting research and investment banking
OCTOBER 21, 2002 — ASK THE ANALYST
Dividend Tips
It's not just the yield that's important. Arnie Kaufman, editor of S&P's The Outlook, says dividend-paying stocks should offer consistent payouts and boast a strong balance sheet, too
OCTOBER 17, 2002 — PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Juniper's Jump
Juniper Networks CEO Scott Kriens on how the company is surviving the telecom meltdown
OCTOBER 17, 2002 — PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Tech Rising?
Ned Barnholt, CEO of communications and life-sciences company Agilent says the worst is over
Century
of Innovation
Prominent scientists and historians look back over the past hundred years
Captains of Industry
BW Editor-in-Chief Stephen Shepard talks with some of the top names in business at the 92nd St Y in New York City
• GE's Jeffrey Immelt
Scott McNealy
Martha Stewart Carly Fiorina
• More Captains of Industry
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