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Teva Pharmaceutical Industries shares turned south on Wednesday after the company said that it would be announcing its restructuring plan on Thursday.
Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported Wednesday that the number of CEOs who have left their jobs this year is at its lowest level since 2004.
Some mammoth public corporations have been very late to articulate their sexual harassment policies, at least to the broader public.
Worldwide spending on enterprise data security is tabbed to reach $96.3 billion 2018 as firms respond to new regulations and a more determined bunch of cybercriminals.
Alexion Pharmaceuticals shares saw a handy gain early on Friday after the New York Times reported that there might be some increasing activist movement in the stock.
Struggling industrial giant GE announced this morning that it will fire 12,000 employees in the company's Power segment as the company seeks to reduce costs and return to profitability.
Eurozone GDP rose in the third quarter, Disney CEO Robert Iger will probably renew his contract, GM will upgrade its pickups, and more important headlines.
Wal-Mart is changing its official name to Walmart after nearly 50 years. The change becomes effective in February and the company's stock ticker symbol will remain the same.
GNC saw its shares dip early on Monday after the firm announced that it would be exploring strategic alternatives, just three months after it took on a new CEO.
Apple and the government of Ireland have finally agreed on details for a $14.5 billion escrow fund that the European Commission demanded Ireland set up for Apple to make disputed back tax payments.
Broadcom announce Monday morning that it plans to offer a full slate of 11 candidates to replace Qualcomm's board. The announcement follows Broadcom's rejected offer of $70 a share for Qualcom.
Only a few analysts weighed in on Chipotle after its announcement, which could mean that some firms don’t see Ells stepping down as an upgrade-worthy change.
Blue Apron has a new chief executive officer, but a change at the helm will not make much difference to its broken business model.
Credit Suisse was one of the first firms to weigh in on Chipotle Mexican Grill after the company announced on Wednesday that its CEO would be stepping down.
Wells Fargo is not off the hook yet, as a federal regulator says that it is considering a formal enforcement action in regards to the bank’s dealings in auto-insurance and mortgage operations.
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