So when you come to Haiti, a place where 85 percent of people did not have electricity in their homes before the earthquake, they should understand that this is going to be more li...
I've never dealt with a place that lost, essentially, its urban center and 30 percent of its population and far more tha...
I would say -- I'd say we're -- I'd say we're right around maybe 200 million that's been spent one way or the other.
It's going to take a while to move all these people out of the -- out of the camps.
It's -- it's what I call the chokehold theory of revenues.
Until Haitians can live, day to day, and month to month, in healthy conditions and out of danger, it will be useless to ...
I see parallels between the mood of the country today and at the time of the Oklahoma City attack.
He symbolizes the loss of control, of predictability, of certainty, of clarity that a lot of people need for their psych...
The fundamental difference between now and then besides the fact that all of the indicators have gotten worse so people ...
When I asked the Pfizer chairman why he did this, he said, 'I realized we had a marketing strategy designed to saturate ...
I've always tried to do more with less, because when I started less was the order of the day.