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According to the New York Daily News, the 60 Minutes transcript shows that Wigand charged that B&W abandoned its plans to develop a safer cigarette and altered documents to delete any reference to the aborted effort. He also claims that Thomas Sandefur, the company's CEO, perjured himself before a congressional committee when he denied knowledge of how cigarettes were used to deliver nicotine...
...school budget and insists that because there have been no savings, there will be no reimbursement of expenses. Unless EAI supporters win three out of the five open seats in this week's school-board election, the company's contract will probably be terminated altogether. Still, EAI chairman and CEO John Golle downplays the trouble. "The press is making this out as Waterloo," he says. "I don't think so at all. School reform is a freight train moving down the track...
...thing that worries me is [that] she sees herself as the CEO of public service...and that's not the role that an assistant dean could and should play, because these programs are run by students," said Dawson, who also participated in the interview process...
...Gilbert, who founded Biogen and said he served as its chief executive officer for four or five years in the early '80s, resigned his professorship at Harvard while he ran Biogen. Gilbert was subsequently re appointed when he stepped down as CEO...
Executives of the Archer Daniels Midland Company, one of the most influential corporations in the country, easily quashed a shareholder rebellion at a rancorous annual meeting today despite a federal price-fixing inquiry. Dwayne Andreas, the powerful chairman and CEO, and the 17-member board of directors were re-elected with 80 percent support, despite dissident shareholders' charges that the board is too cozy with management to review allegations that ADM and several competitors fixed prices on major commodities. "It was clearly Andreas' show," reports TIME's William McWhirter. "He looked tan and fit and superconfident, so much so that...