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Foreign Owners Revitalize Japanese Banks
Amid the gloom of Japan's banking sector, a quartet of banks are thriving under U.S. ownership. May 20, 2004
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Receivables and Customer Satisfaction
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care improved its cash position by using software to empower customers. First in a series of articles on the order-to-cash cycle. May 11, 2004
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Fly out of That Pigeonhole
Don't stay cooped up in finance. Take a broader view of your company and you'll have a better opportunity to broaden your career as well. March 12, 2004
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Turnarounds and Protectionism
Is Wilbur Ross's strategy of betting on protectionism starting to unravel? January 26, 2004
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Adelphia Comes Clean
Can Vanessa Wittman help bring scandal-wracked Adelphia out of bankruptcy -- and back into investors' good graces? December 1, 2003
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Xerox: New Lease on Life
The copy machine maker has survived a SEC investigation and billion-dollar restatements, and attention is finally shifting from its problems to its products. One in a series of ''corporate cleanup'' profiles. October 24, 2003
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Tyco: The Long Haul
Cleaning out the executive suite, and identifying breakdowns in financial control, are a start; now Tyco must adhere to a long-term blueprint for change. One in a series of ''corporate cleanup'' profiles. October 23, 2003
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Time Warner: Branded Again
Despite accounting miscues, Time Warner's balance sheet appears healthy, and the company's attention will focus more on governance and investor confidence and less on cash flow and finances. One in a series of ''corporate cleanup'' profiles. October 22, 2003
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MCI: Ringing in Reform
When the audit committee chairman foresees ''a substantial amount of work,'' emerging from the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history may be only half the battle for the company formally known as WorldCom. One in a series of ''corporate cleanup'' profiles. October 21, 2003
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Kmart: Out of the Box?
Even if the company's accounting scandal was a one-off occurrence, Kmart must still overcome the legacy of what many see as major strategic misstep. One in a series of ''corporate cleanup'' profiles. October 20, 2003
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