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Mar. 15--Looking across a glistening Biscayne Bay on a recent chilly morning, Wells Fargo & Co. Chairman and Chief Executive John Stumpf pointed east and asked, "What's that, over there?"
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Joe Pusateri of Elite Homes has built a second career on telling builders how to get what they want from banks, contractors and customers.
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The late chairman of Hovnanian Enterprises gave back to his native and adopted countries.
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He makes sure that the millions he's donated are getting put to proper use.
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Over 18 months, the Los Angeles area custom builder organized its departments and employees to give each more authority.
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The show will be held in Las Vegas from Jan. 19–22.
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Why is no one measuring the biggest robbers of profit?
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John Landon says energy efficiency and affordability distinguish houses produced by his year-old Landon Homes.
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A combination of circumstances and skills helps the North Carolina builder take advantage of the downturn.
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Giant home-improvement retailer envisions its long-range growth coming from improvements such as centralizing product distribution and making its U.S. stores more productive.
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A brutal housing recession raises questions about standard operating procedures in the home building business.
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The hard times that began in 2006 for the housing industry dragged on through 2008. That was especially true for those companies that compose our Builder 100, whose market share of total closings fell last year to 38.7 percent from 41.2 percent in 2007.
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Pennsylvania firm closed 385 homes in 2008 for $125 million in revenue, according to BUILDER 100 data.
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Process improvements and different products are what three builders and one developer hope will lead them into the next recovery.
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Florida-based big builder filed Chapter 11 last year, but will not emerge from bankruptcy.
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Builder talks to the Florida home builder whose essay won her tickets to the inauguration
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New Reimbursement Tracking System Software Helps Companies Track Reimbursable Costs.
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Conservative fiscal policies, strong architecture and air-tight quality control make the difference for these three builders.
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The Washington State builder may be a small operation, but it has adopted best practices of volume builders
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Strict adherence to ultra-conservative financial policies keeps the company profitable through tough times.