Multi-industry conglomerate Danaher (NYSE: DHR )
definitely buried the lede this quarter, as news of the unexpected
retirement of well-liked CEO H. Lawrence Culp next year overshadowed an
otherwise "OK ... but not great" quarter. Losing a good CEO is also a
risk for a company, but Danaher is a consummate example of a company
that reloads instead of rebuilds. These shares are not particularly
cheap and they rarely ever are, but an overreaction to this news could
perhaps create a window of opportunity.
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Even With A Change At The Top, Danaher Corporation Will Roll On
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