Hagan

Hagan is still on the board of VerticalNet, which has no profits and a market value of $6 million.

Hagan had the foresight to cash out a quarter of his stake when it was worth something: $25 million.

But Hagan, Google's trademark lawyer, said software formulas aren't smart enough to identify trademark infringements.

Through an accountant friend, Hagan heard it might be for sale.

Hagan still lives 5 miles from his parents in suburban Bucks County.

Hagan assembled an investor group that included many leading lights in the Philadelphia business world.

Hagan introduced a starvation diet, terminating all franchise agreements for a total $250, 000 payout.

One was Brian Tierney, a marketing impresario who has since gone on to buy the Philadelphia Inquirer with Hagan as an investor.

Carbohydrates such as sucrose, glucose, maltose fermentation by Hagan may also be obtained fumaric acid.

Hagan of his stockpile of Mach3 blades, which Gillette launched 12 years ago.

Hagan, Susannah. "The Good, the Bad and the Juggled : The New Ethics of Building Materials. " The Journal of Architecture 3 (Summer 1998).

Jeff Hagan, a 43-year-old investment banker in San Francisco, doesn't need to buy another blade or razor for the next four years.

Hagan became the deal guy, buying two dozen companies in 18 months.

Hagan himself supplied $2 million.

For a brief while in 2000 Hagan's 3. 5% stake was worth $500 million.

That's when Michael Hagan, now 43, saw a bargain.

When Ruth Hagan was seventy-eight years old, she visited her daughter Judy and teenage granddaughter Marcy in California.