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STEVE GRIGGS WAS FEELING FLUSH. In a perfect, late-'90s bull-market moment, his investments reached $1.6 million, mostly from the Texas Instruments stock in his 40l(k). High on his luck, he retired at 50 from his job as a TI managerplanning to have some fun, try new businesses and spend time wi...

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Published in:Newsweek 2005-02, Vol.145 (7), p.47
Main Authors: Bryant Quinn, Jane, Ehrenfeld, Temma, Atkins, Ace, JENNIFER BARRETT OZOLS, Crowley, Pat, LE DATTA GRIMES, Joseph, Nadine, Raymond, Joan, Reno, Jamie, SHENFELD, HILARY, Shulman, Ken, Skipp, Catharine
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Language:English
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Summary:STEVE GRIGGS WAS FEELING FLUSH. In a perfect, late-'90s bull-market moment, his investments reached $1.6 million, mostly from the Texas Instruments stock in his 40l(k). High on his luck, he retired at 50 from his job as a TI managerplanning to have some fun, try new businesses and spend time with his ailing parents.
ISSN:0028-9604
1069-840X