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Emerson Electric Should Break Up: Gadfly

Emerson Electric Should Break Up: Gadfly

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Emerson Electric Should Break Up: Gadfly
Emerson Electric Should Break Up: Gadfly
Emerson Electric Should Break Up: Gadfly
Emerson Electric Should Break Up: Gadfly

And don't miss Liam Denning on Anadarko's portentous earnings call: "Growth, said CEO Al Walker, is an output of Anadarko's capital-planning process, not an input. And the board intends to meet later this month -- earlier than usual -- to discuss next year's budget and likely changes to an executive compensation plan that, like so many others in the industry, has been criticized for encouraging expansion over efficiency. As an antidote to creeping activism in the E&P sector, it's powerful stuff."

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Max Nisen is a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist covering biotech, pharma and health care. He previously wrote about management and corporate strategy for Quartz and Business Insider.

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