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What was most disappointing about Brian Cook's blowup between the third and fourth quarters Thursday night was the fact that Phil Jackson addressed his players about this very issue during the season- opening meeting back in October.
The American business story of recent years isn't just about corporate blowups like Enron, Adelphia and Tyco, nor about the regulatory vise imposed by Sarbanes-Oxley.
Despite its recent Hollywood blowups, the company ended on a high note in the fourth quarter: Clothes it produces under private labels and brands came out ahead.
 
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