Some Graduates Get Up to 18 000 a Year
The piece reports 1971 graduates earning from 8 700 to 20 000 yearly, with Harvard MIT and Columbia MBAs landing offers from banks and firms. It notes selective hiring, rising salaries for top talent, and boosts for those with technology or accounting backgrounds.
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Marylin Bender
New York Times Service
New York
Harvard Business School
Chicago
Rio_de Janeiro
New York “Bank
Columbia Graduate School of Business
Harvard
Columbia
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Y of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. Patrick McFadden
New York City
Chemical Bank
M.B.A
University of Notre Dame
Renee
Carnegie - Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Overseas market outlook for food processing machinery grows
The overseas market for food processing and packaging machinery will rise 11 percent annually from 576 million dollars in 1970 to 975 million in 1975. Robert L. Pritchard of the Commerce Department’s Bureau of International Commerce notes packaging machinery alone could reach 480 million by 1975.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Bureau of International Commerce
Pritchard
BIC
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