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Starbucks has announced the retirement of its chief financial officer, which is likely to add some concern while Starbucks is in a new post-growth transition period.
GE announced Tuesday the results of its months-long review of its businesses. The industrial giant will reduce the number of operating divisions from eight to four, becoming both smaller and, it...
Wells Fargo has settled more of its charges with the SEC. This is yet another offense by the mega bank that is being added a growing list of things to apologize for.
The world of technology has just seen a major change in leadership among its industry titans. Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) has announced that Brian Krzanich has resigned as chief executive officers and...
Public prosecutors in Munich arrested Audi CEO Rupert Stadler early Monday morning citing the risk that he may attempt to suppress evidence in the ongoing investigation of the diesel emissions...
Google has released its 2018 report on staff diversity and the numbers probably come as not great surprise to anyone. The company's chief diversity officer has a plan to help.
Adient PLC (NYSE: ADNT) was one of Monday’s worst performing stocks, after it was announced that its Chairman and CEO would be stepping down effective immediately. Also the company issued a revised...
CVS Health and Aetna are closing in on finalizing the acquisition, and the companies have now announced the management team going forward.
Fitbit announced Wednesday that CFO Bill Zerella will leave the company June 15 to join an autonomous-vehicle startup. The company's chief accounting officer has been appointed to replace Zerella.
U.S. CEOs continue to leave their jobs at a rapid pace this year. CEO exits were up nearly 15% year over year for the first five months of the year and up more than 16% compared with April departures.
As Elon Musk addressed shareholders at the company's annual meeting, he complained that his efforts to get out a promised volume of the new Model 3 may have been the most "hellish months" he had...
Starbucks co-founder Howard Schultz to retire, Twitter will join the S&P 500, costs from a Hawaiian volcano are rising, and other important headlines.
Walmart has agreed to sell an 80% stake in its Brazilian business to private equity firm Advent International. The retailer will take a non-cash writed down of about $4.5 billion on the deal.
Palo Alto Networks released better-than-expected fiscal third-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Monday.
Fiat suffered a huge drop in sales in the United States last month, with a double-digit percentage drop in sales for every one of the cars in the model line.