In the 1970s, American businessman Harold Geneen took a hodgepodge of small companies and built them into a $22 billion industrial empire called ITT. Now, at age 86, and still turning troubled companies into profitable ones, this down-to-earth business giant shares his extremely opinionated observations about what's wrong with American companies--and what can be done to fix them.
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In the 1970s, American businessman Harold Geneen took a hodgepodge of small companies and built them into a $22 billion industrial empire called ITT. Now, at age 86, and still turning troubled companies into profitable ones, this down-to-earth business giant shares his extremely opinionated observations about what's wrong with American companies--and what can be done to fix them.
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