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The North American International Auto Show in Detroit is one of the world's largest venues for manufacturers to launch new cars and for industry CEOs to explain their visions for the year ahead. But...
Though Ford announced a broad-ranging alliance with Volkswagen, its stock fell despite tremendous press coverage of the deal.
Robert A. Iger has been the CEO of Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) since 2005. Over that period, Disney’s cable, TV and film businesses have changed the face of the company, and shareholders have been...
Elon Musk is the founder, board chair and chief executive officer of Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA). Part of a U.S. Securities and Exchange (SEC) settlement for Musk’s tweets about a potential plan to...
Senator Elizabeth Warren has pressed the extent of the power of her office as she insisted that the CEO of Wells Fargo be fired.
Ginni Rometty, has been at the helm of IBM since the start of 2012. Over that period, IBM has been nearly ruined, and without a new CEO, that will not change.
CBS disclosed more trouble due to sexual harassment charges against its former chief executive officer, Les Moonves.
The government wants Elon Musk out. If it prevails, who could take his job at Tesla?
The SEC has announced charges against Tesla CEO Elon Musk, alleging fraud.
Layoffs are usually a result of manufacturing efficiency, at least at companies that are not experiencing increases in sales. Ford CEO Hackett can do the math. Unless he cuts large numbers of people,...
Just 6% of S&P 500 companies can claim a CEO who has been in that position for 20 or more years. The odds rise for founders and founders' family members.
A record 154 U.S. company CEOs left their jobs in August bringing the year-to-date total to nearly 900 CEO departures in the first eight months of 2018.
Departing CEO Les Moonves made just shy of $200 million over the past three years. But what about his exit package?
President Trump presses Apple to shift production to the United States, cryptocurrency prices continue to fall, Warner Bros. continues to rule at the box office, and other important business...
In the past year, Papa John's stock is down 38%. Whoever is to blame, the company is in a period of ruin that will continue.