Agilent CEO Ned Barnholt describes his organization as “a brand-new company with a 60-year history and a new name.” But Agilent, which spun off from Hewlett-Packard in 1999, hardly looks like an upstart. Barnholt rakes in an annual salary and bonuses exceeding $1 million, and his staff numbers near 50,000. Agilent had revenues in FY 2000 of $10.8 billion.
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