The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT11) UNDATED -- Nov. 17, 2002 -- POLAROID-NASSER-OUTLOOK-3 -- Jacques A. Nasser has become Polaroid Corporations nonexecutive chairman. He will try to take the company back to fiscal health. Henry L. Druker, a Partner at Questor Management, which is a private-equity company that specializes in underperforming companies, feels that Polaroid needs to concentrate on getting back to the basics of instant cameras - while staying away from investing in newer technologies. Druker in an undated photo. (The New York Times)
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