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From: Arthur Tang	10/15/2006 5:57:48 AM
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What is an explosive revenue growth business plan? Product planning? Store locations? General electric and its ambition? All the subsidiaries are down to the third largest business in the market. And GE emphasized technology, currently nano technology which does not apply to most of their business. GE Capital is still 50% of their profits. Their 100 year old business plan is obsolete. But looking at the largest 10 of the Fortune 100 companies, five are gasoline companies. Walmart is the largest being number one now. So, you can tell where the growth is; chain stores with the best supply-chain software. Gasoline companies merely put you in the driver seat to go to the stores. Stores owned their supplier, the manufacturing plants with huge production capacity.

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