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TORONTO—On the heels of a major shakeup in the heirarchy and ownership at Canadian business forms giant Moore Corp., new CEO Robert Burton announced a $100 million cost savings initiative over the next 12 months to 18 months that will see the company cut about 10 percent of its workforce. Burton, the former chairman and CEO of World Color Press who was named president and CEO on December 21 following the resignation of Ed Tyler, feels Moore is too "top heavy" and has set out to eliminate a "significant amount of redundancy within the organization." The cuts were slated to begin last month

The following new chief officers at Top 500 companies reveal their corporate strategies. BY A.L. RUSLAVAGE KAREN ALLEN, PRESIDENTEU Services, Rockville, MD EU Services, a full-service printing and mailing company, has enjoyed much success since it first opened its doors 30 years ago, and for the new president, Karen Allen, the biggest challenge will be to continue that legacy. In 1984, Allen's first job within the printing industry was with EU Services as its controller. Allen worked her way up to president this past July, and feels as though her financial background provides her the proper background to run the company. "By understanding what

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