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Executive Decision: United Technologies Chairman George David

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Published: Friday, 17 Oct 2008 | 7:13 PM ET
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Web Editor, "Mad Money"

UTX Chairman On Earnings
United Technologies beat the street's consensus earnings estimate yesterday, with George David, chairman of United Technologies and Mad Money host Jim Cramer.

While a lot of companies are struggling with a tough global economy, United Technologies seems to be doing quite well. The company beat earnings estimates when it reported Thursday and just 10 days ago raised its dividend.

Speaking to Cramer Friday, Chairman George David attributed his team’s success to a few “relentless disciplines”: being the de facto lowest-cost producer in the business, high productivity and excellence in engineering. It’s hard to compete with a company that has better pricing power, does more business and leads in innovation.

As a result, UTX finds itself in very good shape. Watch the video for David’s take on China (where did it go?), the Boeing strike, paying down debt, commercial paper and more.






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How can this company do so well despite the state of the market? Cramer went straight to the boss for an answer.
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