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By: Victor Y. Lee, Ronald W. Harris, David C. Smith
Progressive collapsing foot deformity is a new nomenclature coined by a group of expert foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeons who published numerous articles on adult flatfoot deformities.
Northwest Airlines flight 334 from Los Angeles circles, then smoothly lands at Detroit's Metropolitan Airport. As it taxis to the gate, the tall septuagenarian closes the briefcase on his lap, then asks himself: What the hell am I doing here? Unlike the old days, there are no TV cameras, no grungy print reporters and no hangers-on waiting as he walks briskly along the ramp and into the airport. Despite
TRAVERSE CITY He retired in 1958 from General Motors Corp. after 32 years service, he’s now 109 and he’s still collecting GM pension and health-insurance benefits. That amazing story was revealed at Tuesday’s 2004 Management Briefing Seminars by Jerry Elson, GM vice president and general manager-vehicle operations, to underscore why GM’s health costs are running $1,400 per vehicle. Elson didn’t reveal
For the past three years in Detroit, the city of cars, there has been but one name explicitly synonymous with Car Guy. Bob Lutz. Bob Lutz, the cosmopolitan General Motors Corp. vice chairman of product development who cut his teeth at BMW AG, cemented his reputation at Chrysler Corp. and speaks four languages. Bob Lutz, ex-marine pilot, still-extreme civilian pilot and ultimate auto-executive-as-auto-enthusiast.
Roger F. Kelley, president and publisher of Ward's Communications from 1970 to 1984, died April 21 in Naples, FL, after a short illness. He was 82. Known internally as Mr. Kelley or Kelley co-owned Ward's with his late brother, Phillip. They sold the company to the Toronto-based Thomson Group in 1981, and he retired three years later. Intertec Publishing, later named Primedia Business Magazines and
Distressed assets can be saved, “but once they’re idle…it’s too late,” Patriarch Partners CEO Lynn Tilton says.
Association Health Plans are often marketed as a silver bullet for local municipalities, nonprofits, and consortiums of employers. “Join forces,” they're
