Most powerful ceos in america

• Several CEOs and founders of a number of well-known American companies have ultimate control over their companies. Through voting power, they control the boards and strategic decisions of these corporations.
(Marketwatch)
• Several CEOs and founders of a number of well-known American companies have ultimate control over their companies. Through voting power, they control the boards and strategic decisions of these corporations.
(Huffington Post)
• The chief executives on the "Least P owerful CEOs in America" list serve at the whim of controlling shareholders, regardless of how well or how poorly they do for the company's other shareholders.
(24/7 Wall St.)
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(Yahoo Finance)
• In good times and in bad, our results validate how the creation of the right corporate culture can create powerful business President and CEO of Aternity.
(Marketwatch)
• That was the question for the London Book Fair's 2012 CEO panel, chaired by Association Mitchinson suggested Amazon might not be as powerful as some believe.
(Publishers Weekly)
• Two of the most powerful and progressive African American voices on radio will no longer be heard difficult for us to find success with KISS-FM, Emmis Communications CEO Jeff Smulyan said in a statement.
(Examiner)
• A lifetime of hard work, dedication and conviction go into making it to Churchill Downs and the same is true about our Ram trucks, said Fred Diaz, President and CEO – Ram Truck Brand and Chrysler de Mexico, Chrysler Group LLC.
(PR Newswire)
• Wolverine chairman and CEO Blake Krueger also sees considerable global expansion which generate only 10 percent of their revenue outside North America.
(Boston Herald)
• Management at AMR Corp., American's parent company, wants no part of this merger. CEO Tom Horton has said his company intends and even in the interest of the traveling public. Most travelers view airline mergers with skepticism.
(Gaston Gazette)