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A 4 page paper providing a summary report on the performance of two companies, Rite Aid and Nortel Networks, each of which has had difficulty in the past, but now appears to be well on its way to recovery. Either of the two companies can be seen as being attractive places to work. Bibliography lists 4sources.
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is a summary report on the performance of two companies, Rite Aid and Nortel Networks, each of which has had difficulty in the past, but now appears to be well
on its way to recovery. Either of the two companies can be seen as being attractive places to work. Introduction Rite Aid
is a $15.8 billion company currently leading its industry in rate of growth. That growth is deceptive given Rite Aids history, but it also is promising in that current
management is sound. Nortel Networks is a $10.5 billion company now, far less than revenues prior to the fallout of the technology sector in 2000. Each company has
had its problems in the past, but each also appears to be recovering from them quite well. Rite Aid The nations third-largest drug
chain behind CVS and Walgreens, operating more than 3,400 stores in thirty eastern, southern, and western states. Rite Aid has the distinction of being the first in the recent
wave of corporate accounting scandals. Both 1998 and 1999 annual reports were restated in February 2000, more than negating $100 million increase in revenues with a cool $1 billion
cumulative loss that never quite showed up in audits. One analyst has commented that corporate governance at Rite Aid under the former CEO
was "Circa 1960" (Rite Aid hasnt treated its real ills yet, 1999; p. 46). By the time the board moved against the CEO, "the companys stock was decimated, the
SEC was reviewing its accounting, shareholder suits were piling up, and its banks were demanding more aggressive action" (Rite Aid hasnt treated its real ills yet, 1999; p. 46).
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