During a visit to Toronto a few months ago, Xerox Corp. chief executive officer Anne Mulcahy (pictured, left) spoke enthusiastically about a bright future for the Stamford, Conn.-based company, known chiefly for its photocopiers.
After all, she said, all she had to do when she took over the ailing high-tech giant in 2001 was clean up the company's balance sheet. In her view, Xerox's product portfolio was already perfectly placed for the emerging digital future.
“The greatest source of paper growth is the printing of e-mail. Isn't that amazing?,” Ms. Mulcahy told The Globe and Mail in June.
Yesterday, Xerox reported third-quarter financial results that contained the evidence of Ms. Mulcahy's turnaround work.
Before markets opened yesterday, the company said its third-quarter profit jumped 39 per cent, albeit mostly on one-time gains and some tight cost controls … [Read the full story in today's Globe and Mail]
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