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| | BW Online | February 14, 2002 | ABB: Huge Tremors at a Swiss Giant |
 | | Through a spokesman, Barnevik, 60, insisted that his salary and pension during his 17 years as CEO were based on agreements with the company and its results. |
 | | Barnevik recently announced that in addition to leaving ABB, he was also stepping down as chairman of Investor, the Wallenberg family holding company, which has large stakes in or controls some of Europe's largest blue-chip companies, including cell-phone maker Ericsson, drugmaker Astra-Zeneca, and industrial giant Electrolux among others. |
 | | Barnevik, who took up his role at Investor in 1997, says he had never intended to stay more than five years, but Barnevik may have worn out his welcome with the Wallenbergs. |
| www.businessweek.com /bwdaily/dnflash/feb2002/nf20020214_7463.htm (947 words) |
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