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Amid the tech meltdown that closed out the 1990s, Jordan Darrow watched the stock of Primus Telecommunications Group plummet to $0.24 a share. For two years, the stock remained on life support while coverage dropped to just one analyst. Today, the stock trades above $10 a share. This miraculous recovery earned the company the best business turnaround gong at the American Business Awards in 2003.Darrow, who as Primus' IRO played an important role in the company's resurgence, is now vice president
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