Geoffrey Colvin:
Most retired chief executives don't really retire. They serve on boards, teach at business schools, fund charities. Percy Barnevik's retirement plans are more ambitious: He intends to lift millions of people out of the world's deepest poverty. Barnevik, 67, is best remembered as the star chief executive of ABB, the giant Swiss-based electrical engineering company, from 1988 to 1996; he was then ch
CES: Intel’s Craig Barrett touts help for developing nations
Craig Barrett, the chairman of Intel, used his keynote speech today at the Technology For Emerging Countries summit at the CES conference in Las Vegas to highlight a handful of new technologies that could help alleviate problems of poverty and illiteracy in the developing world. His message was a recognition of the problems that nonprofits are running into during the downturn: Money for big charit
IBM's all-star salesman - Sep. 26, 2008
(Fortune Magazine) -- Vivek Gupta barely waits for the driver to pull to a stop before jumping out of the back seat of the taxi. He strides toward a converted textile mill in south central Mumbai, which now houses the offices of Vodafone Essar, a subsidiary of the British-based wireless provider. Inside, it looks as if a procurement manager has ordered an entire catalog of Herman Miller's latest o
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