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...week--but the upheaval left many observers confused. All last Friday the company kept silent amid a blizzard of news reports that its board had ousted chief executive officer Michael Spindler and chairman Mike Markkula. Their replacement was said to be Gilbert Amelio, an Apple director and chairman and CEO of chipmaker National Semiconductor. The speculation became a continuous buzz when it was learned that Amelio had abruptly quit National Semiconductor. But it was hours before Apple released a brief statement confirming Amelio's arrival and Spindler's departure, and noting that Markkula, an Apple cofounder, was returning...
...only health plan to do so. Health Net has paid out more than $32 million from this pool in the past three years. These facts, if included, would have materially changed the impression of Health Net created by your unfortunate article. MICHAEL E. GALLAGHER Chairman, President and CEO Health Net Woodland Hills, California...
...years, these plans have developed integrated, coordinated care systems that ensure continuity and seamlessness for patients. These systems allow physicians to study the health of their patient population over time so that they can work together to improve the quality of care they provide. PATRICK G. HAYS President and CEO BlueCross BlueShield Association Chicago...
Houghton became CEO of Corning in 1983, succeeding his older brother, Amory Houghton Jr. '50, who is now a Republican delegate from New York to the House of Representatives...
When Houghton took over the reins, nearly 70 percent of Corning's revenues came from cyclical, slow-growth businesses. The new CEO quickly divested units in laboratory glassware, electronics and light bulbs and spent $500 million on high-profit ventures in laboratory services and fiber optics...