CEOs Gone Wild
10 Most Unusual CEOs
There's your average CEO -- you know, type-A and relentlessly focused on the bottom line or stock performance -- and then there's your, shall we say, slightly unusual CEO. For every Warren Buffett, there's a Patrick Byrne. For every Steve Jobs, there's a Larry Ellison.Click through our gallery to see Minyanville.com's profiles of 10 CEOs who’ve gone wild, or at least, further afield than your average chief executive officer.
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jehnavi
12:28AM Feb 2 2010
First, the financial sector often acquires or aspires to political power. The fact that banks have a great deal of cash on hand always makes it easy or tempting to buy some political favors, and to obtain privilege and power for big financial enterprises. President Andrew Jackson had exactly this struggle with the Second Bank of the United States in the 1830s. The first is a long piece by Paul Krugman entitled “How Did Economists ********* Wrong.” http://www.prime-targeting.com/while-dealing-with-credit-card-debt-relief-companies/
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