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Article Abstract:

The cash flow management and the treasury of Sun Microsystems are discussed by the assistant treasurer Navneeet Govil. The issues like the six sigma tools, critical-to-equity points about cash flow and cash conversion cycle are elaborated.

Electronic computers, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Sun Microsystems Inc., SUNW

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Diebold Inc

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The success of Diebold Inc.'s treasury and the efforts made to improve cash flow and working capital are discussed by Timothy McDonald, the vice-president of the company. The company's cash flow and turnover statistics are provided.

Calculating and accounting equipment, Automatic banking equipment industry, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Executives, Diebold Inc., DBD, Vice presidents (Organizations), McDonald, Timothy

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A little power to the shareholder: the battle for a majority vote to elect corporate directors heat up

Article Abstract:

The campaign of the shareholders to encourage companies to implement the method of majority vote for electing the corporate directors is presented. Views of different critics on the necessity of the change are mentioned.

Corporate directors, Stockholders, Elections

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