The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT18) BEIJING -- Nov. 18, 2002 -- CA-RETIRE -- The chairman of Computer Associates International, Charles B. Wang, said Monday that he would step down immediately, closing out a 26-year career that started with fast growth but ended in the shadow of a criminal investigation into the company's accounting practices. Wang, 58, will take the honorary and unpaid title of chairman emeritus. Wang at the First International Smile Train Cleft Lip and Palate Symposium, in Beijing, with Wang Li, the first Smile Train patient in March of 2000. (The New York Times)
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