CEOs Female CEOs are most likely to marry male CEOs.
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Out of 214,250 S&P CEOs, there are fewer female CEOs than there are CEOs named John.
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I looked around and I didn't see many CEOs or public company CEOs or tech CEOs ... Their kids.
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AND THERE ARE CEOS THAT DO IT THAT ARE GOOD CEOs.
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And if he wants two CEOs, there will be two CEOs.
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I know a lot of CEOs, obviously, from the CEOs in Newark.
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In 2018, there were more CEOS named "James" than there were women CEOs.
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"There are more CEOs named John than female CEOs in total," Winters says.
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In other words, CEOs move their companies to locations convenient for the CEOs.
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Those 26 women CEOs will represent just 5.2% of all S&P 500 CEOs.
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AND THOSE FEMALE CEOs THAT ARE STEPPING DOWN ARE NOT REPLACED BY FEMALE CEOs.
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Results showed that women CEOs were 45% more likely to be dismissed than men CEOs.
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And while Reagan appointed four CEOs or top businessmen, Trump has appointed six CEOs or top businessmen.
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Despite the prevalence of chairmen/CEOs, French CEOs also fare well in international rankings of executive performance.
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The CEOs' praise of Modi was a sharp contrast to Trump's meeting last week with tech CEOs.
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Dedrone's new investors include CEOs and former CEOs of big-name enterprise tech companies, four unicorns among them.
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That would mean that 28 Fortune 500 companies currently have women CEOs, and six have women CEOs of color.
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So I looked at female Fortune 953 CEOs versus male Fortune 100 CEOs, female venture capitalists versus male venture capitalists.
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"Overpaid CEOs underperform financially," Paul Herman, CEO of HIP Investors, who helped craft the list of worst CEOs, tells Axios.
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It did not include vested stock after CEOs retired, nor did it include the value of stock CEOs still hold.
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Nine CEOs made more than $100 million last year under our calculations, compared with just two CEOs under standard rules.
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While "the most common starting place for these CEOs was a consulting job, " numerous CEOs began as software engineers, too.
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Go deeper: CEOs are America's new politicians CEOs under more pressure to save society A new form of American capitalism
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The analysis above excluded large group meetings, meeting with former CEOs, and meetings by the CEOs of subsidiaries and non-profits.
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Other research suggests women CEOs are more likely than men CEOs to be dismissed, even when their organization is performing well.
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Of the top earning companies, only 24 CEOs are women and only three other CEOs are openly gay, according to Fortune.
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SANDBERG: I DONT THINK THERES ENOUGH FEMALE CEOs TO HAVE GREAT DATA ON HOW FEMALE CEOs ARE TREATED DIFFERENTLY THAN MEN.
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According to the study, 44% of CEOs have a LinkedIn presence, but only 45% of those CEOs actually post on it.
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But mergers and stock buybacks do help CEOs because they drive up earnings per share, enabling CEOs to get paid more.
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Two business councils advising the administration, made up of CEOs and others, disbanded last week as a wave of CEOs quit.
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" She said, "We have a lower number of women Fortune 217 CEOs than we have CEOs whose first name is Jim.
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"Ninety-eight percent of U.S. CEOs and 90 percent of China's CEOs have voiced these concerns," according to global audit firm PwC.
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If you don't include Winston, there is an abysmal four black Fortune 22019 CEOs and a paltry 11 Latino Fortune 500 CEOs.
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The full lists of all the CEOs is available here and click here to read more about the top 25 U.S. CEOs.
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Read the BRT's full text and see the CEOs that signed on: Go deeper: The issues haunting CEOs during the Trump era
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"Here's a fun fact: In the Fortune 500, there are fewer female CEOs than male CEOs named James," says Broad City's Glazer, 32.
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Kiel found that high-integrity CEOs had a multi-year return of 9.4%, while low integrity CEOs had a yield of just 1.9%.
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But most CEOs and leaders are not CEOs of fossil fuel companies — they, too, are realizing they have a responsibility to the world.
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So CEOs of public companies may be better suited to the job of president than CEOs who run private companies and family businesses.
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Second one, let's change the compensation structure for the CEOs to say that the CEOs will not be permitted to juice the price.
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Among big energy companies, CEOs' Republican leanings are even stronger: more than 9 in 10 energy CEOs side with Republicans, and none with Democrats.
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Last year I think it was 4 percent of venture deals went to female CEOs, 13 percent of venture dollars went to female CEOs.
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Tim Armstrong: Everyone will cover how he coached the CEOs, but what he really did was press CEOs to build and coach their teams.
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Indeed, the research found that firms with high-narcissism CEOs have average cash ETRs around 3.4 percent lower than those with low-narcissism CEOs.
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President Barack Obama frequently met with the CEOs of large companies and often spoke before the Business Roundtable, comprised of CEOs of big corporations.
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The overwhelming majority of CEOs are also white, though the number of CEOs of color has ticked up somewhat over the last 15 years.
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The uncomfortable conundrum for incumbent CEOs It used to be CEOs could recommend a successor and board directors would greenlight the candidate, Nadler said.
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And, you know, the one comment I would make on CEOs, I think CEOs have a responsibility to their company, and that's their responsibility.
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Many technology CEOs did not have formal roles in the White House panels, but some CEOs, such as Apple's Tim Cook, spoke out anyway.
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So in this case, I think that you've seen that from other CEOs in the country and CEOs of companies much larger than Box.
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The Harvard Business Review study also concluded that there are more CEOs of large U.S. companies named David (4.5 percent) than there are CEOs who are women (4.1 percent), yet surprisingly, John, not David, is the most common first name (5.3 percent) among CEOs.
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Geisha Williams' departure from PG&E takes the percentage of Latina Fortune 500 CEOs from 0.2% to 0.0%, equaling the percentage of black female CEOs.
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Similarly, with CEOs: most of us expect car company CEOs in the mode of Alfred Sloan, who invented the modern corporation as we understand it.
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The survey found recovering belief in CEOs, with 64% saying CEOs should take the lead on change rather than waiting for government to impose it.
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The poll was sent by email to all of the CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, with a 85033 percent response rate, meaning 71 CEOs participated.
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The 25 most beloved CEOs at companies with with over 1,000 employees are: Notably, the 25 most beloved CEOs earned approval ratings above 95 percent.
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Actually, when we did SF Gives and the private companies gave to Tipping Point, it was the CEOs that gave their own ... The individual CEOs.
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How do you go from CEOs earning 30 times what an average worker makes in 1978 to CEOs making 271 times as much in 2016?
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CEOs Abandon Trump Over Charlottesville Response President Trump's business advisory councils have been scrapped after CEOs representing some of America's biggest companies deserted en masse.
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Instead shareholders must demand accountability from companies, insist that pay, especially for CEOs, be aligned with shareholder returns and boot out poorly performing CEOs and boards.
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In 2015, dozens of academics, entrepreneurs, and CEOs—including the cofounders and CEOs of Lyft, Handy, and Instacart—signed a manifesto calling for such a system.
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The survey of 132 CEOs specifically included a trade-related question, and it found CEOs are concerned about the Trump administration's approach to international trade issues.
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The CEOs stressed the need for collaboration among competitors in sharing best practices for sustainability, and for having CEOs incorporate their agenda into their corporate cultures.
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Unlike CEOs of most public companies including oil majors, Exxon CEOs historically have not joined the calls, where analysts can ask for operations details and outlooks.
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One of the weirdest things is despite all of this, media companies' CEOs are still by far the highest paid group of CEOs anywhere in America.
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Immigrants founded roughly 51 percent of U.S. startups valued at over $1 billion and foreign born CEOs comprise 73 out of the 500 Fortune 500 CEOs.
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Next we saw headlines announcing a 25% decrease in women who are CEOs of Fortune 12.53 companies in the past year, along with reports that companies have rarely named two women CEOs in a row, while naming two (and more) men CEOs in a row is common.
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Fink is sought by political figures and corporate CEOs for his views on the markets, and is listed among "The World's Best CEOs" by the newspaper Barron's.
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A recent study from the Rockefeller Foundation found that when a company is failing, female CEOs are blamed for poor leadership far more often than male CEOs.
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Instead shareholders must demand accountability from companies, insist that company pay, especially for CEOs, be aligned with shareholder returns and boot out poorly performing CEOs and boards.
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Other notable mentions on the Top 50 "Highest-Rated CEOs" list, include the CEOs from Salesforce (6th), Johnson & Johnson (103th), Goldman Sachs (33rd), and Costco Wholesale (46th).
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You have a lot of upside for CEOs, you can give them the downside of, you know, sack cloth and hot ashes, and you'll still get CEOs.
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"Give the CEOs a little space ... Trust the CEOs by what they do and what they deliver, far more than you do probably right now," he said.
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They make today's CEOs look like charity cases — the top hedge fund managers made 64 times the median pay of the CEOs of America's 100 largest companies.
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In 210.6, Trump called high salaries paid to CEOs a "joke" and a "disgrace" and said these were often approved by company boards stacked with CEOs' friends.
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Only five more CEOs need to depart for 2019 to be the highest year on record, and we already know of a few CEOs out in December.
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Why CEOs are paid so much Corporate CEOs at public companies often aren't paid nearly as much as top executives at private equity and hedge fund firms.
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At the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference, attendees will hear from more male presenters named Michael than they will hear from female CEOs (22 Michaels to 20 female CEOs).
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Though more than 97% of the companies included the study had male CEOs, Hegde said the same results were also true for the few women CEOs included.
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Surprise #3: Current CEOs value self-expression more than millennial leadersWhen asked to rate different values, millennial leaders, non-millennial leaders and current CEOs were largely in agreement.
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Fund-appointed board members could simply refrain from urging conservative CEOs to compete aggressively, or CEOs might anyway conclude that their big shareholders would prefer peace and profits.
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Rational 360's analysis found that only 11.6 percent of CEOs are on Twitter, with just 163 out of 85033,395 CEOs being active on the social media site.
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So, if he's putting pressure on some of these CEOs, is there a role for Allianz to put pressure on CEOs to do the right thing, as well?
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One set of researchers in Europe found strong returns when CEOs bought shares, but they only looked at CEOs who already owned at least 5 percent of the company.
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Trump touts CEOs' optimism: President Trump on Tuesday touted renewed optimism among American CEOs, linking to a report showing the biggest jump in optimism among business leaders in years.
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He saw, CEOs once again, the new arbiters of all morality, CEOs once again wrote a lot of letters about DACA, as they did about Virginia and everything else.
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Pitiful, yet those numbers are considered progress by some, because they were an all-time high for women CEOs, an increase from the 4.8% (24) of women CEOs in 2018.
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CEOs of Exxon and Chevron likely can't make Monday's event due to prior obligations, along with CEOs of one or two foreign-based companies, people familiar with the planning say.
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A new, first of its kind study tracks the political leanings of CEOs by examining 18 years of political contributions by more than 3,800 CEOs of S&P 1500 companies.
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Female CEOs may be few and far between, making up less than 5 percent of CEOs in the , but history shows they've been able to generate big returns for investors.
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Based not just on Davos, but the meetings I&aposve had over the past six months with CEOs, it&aposs now beginning to become mainstream in the CEOs&apos agenda.
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The sacked CEOs were appointed in April Johnson and Delamar were also removed from the company's board of directors, just a few short months after they were announced as co-CEOs.
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Healthcare CEOs: Not so fast on ObamaCare repeal More than two-thirds of healthcare CEOs oppose the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, according to a new survey by Modern Healthcare.
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However, there is much less leeway when CEOs act on behalf of their company rather than in their personal capacities, or when CEOs attempt to use company resources for political purposes.
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" He recognized that "CEOs of companies understand multiple disciplines.
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While mixing corporate culture with politics may still be a line many CEOs are scared to cross, the report reveals that remaining quiet on social issues may actually do some harm, as 47 percent of those surveyed say CEOs who do not speak out risk criticism and 21 percent say silent CEOs risk declining sales.
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The project -- which assessed 17,000 C-suite executives, including more than 2,000 CEOs over a decade -- found that it only took an average of 14 years for risk takers to become CEOs.
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Employee review site Comparably examined the ratings and reviews of anonymous women employees to come up with its list of the 217 best CEOs for women, and these CEOs earned top marks.
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If you want to say only CEOs onstage, yeah, you may live and die by the statistics of CEOs, but why not include another group of people onstage, maybe a different title.
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The merger has faced criticism for its intention to retain both existing CEOs to serve as co-CEOs – a structure which many commentators say has a long track record of poor outcomes.
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"When you look at all CEOs, all people who describe themselves as CEOs, there actually is a wage gap," says Ariane Hegewisch, the program director for employment and earnings at the IWPR.
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CEOs and boards have a lot of discretion in how much to say Technically there is no SEC rule or other law specifically requiring CEOs to share their health status with anyone.
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The sample of 1,581 CEOs used for the global and regional figures in this report are weighted by national GDP to ensure that CEOs' views are fairly represented across all major regions.
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A 2013 PwC report found that over a 20113-year period, more women leaders were forced out of office than men — 38 percent of women CEOs versus 27 percent of men CEOs.
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My question is that you hear about a lot of the Silicon Valley CEOs who talk to other CEOs when it comes to issues of diversity and inclusion, what are you hearing when you talk to your fellow colleagues who are the CEOs of the other Silicon Valley companies about what you mention as the challenges you're finding?
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After looking at CEOs' pay and performance from 1994 to 2011, researchers found that the highest-paid CEOs in an industry tend to lead their companies to weaker stock returns in ensuing years.
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But today's IPO milestone has added meaning for some female founder-CEOs of internet companies who know first-hand the obstacles women still face in an industry dominated by male investors and CEOs.
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BUT TENEO, IT'S EXCITING FOR ME. ONE, THE WORLD THEY FOCUS ON, BASICALLY ADVISING CEOs OF THE FORTUNE 100, FORTUNE 500 IN THE WIDE RANGE OF RISK ISSUES THAT THE CEOs FACE TODAY.
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And, there's some CEOs who are really good CEOs because they can raise tons of money, and you can do a lot if you raise tons of money, and that's just not me.
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CSX Go deeper: See the full list of 100 most overpaid CEOs The average S&P CEO makes 5 times more than its median employee Corporate CEOs took home more than you think
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While CEOs hold much of the media attention due to the weight of their responsibilities, hiring consulting company Topgrading gathered a list of the executives who support the CEOs of 25 American companies.
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"For CEOs who only focus on shareholders, let them be warned, they will not be CEOs very long," Benioff said, promoting "Trailblazer," the new book he co-authored with Salesforce executive Monica Langley.
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Additionally, married CEOs in the study scored higher than non-married CEOs when it came to caring about affirmative action, employee benefits, labor relations, safety and well-being, profit sharing and stock ownership.
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And bank CEOs across the industry continue to receive big paychecks and bonuses; compensation for top bank CEOs last year rose 6900 percent (Bank of America), 2628 percent (Citi), and 28503 percent (J.
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It's not a message many powerful CEOs are keen on.
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The commentary from CEOs indicates lower growth but no recession.
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The departing CEOs have left for a variety of reasons.
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"CEOs don't sit up in an Ivory Tower," he said.
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Celebrities and CEOs often participate, matched up with internet strangers.
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So take us quickly through the CEOs that we've seen.
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As entrepreneurs, we admire bold CEOs who refuse to quit.
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CEOs certainly are enthusiastic about the prospect of tax reform.
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What do a disproportionate number of CEOs have in common?
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Technology companies and CEOs have become public enemy number one.
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N). This year alone, CEOs at General Electric Co (GE.
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The Saudis didn't (or couldn't) provide what the CEOs needed.
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Right now, there are only 6900 women Fortune 2628 CEOs.
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CEOs make a lot more than the workers they oversee.
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Responsibilities can entail finding executive talent, including CEOs and CFOs.
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So investors in companies with new CEOs should take heart.
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I learned from other CEOs how they run their companies.
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Now it seems to be CEOs or heads of corporations.
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And certainly, the CEOs of Microsoft and Google are Indian.
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More FTSE 100 CEOs are called David than are female.
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Ok VCs, CEOs, and company decision makers who follow me.
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Tech CEOs never actually have to deal with uncomfortable questions.
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Unfortunately, the internet CEOs have been asleep at the wheel.
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Their CEOs are less likely to wild out on Twitter.
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Silicon Valley CEOs also embraced MBS on that spring tour.
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We'll know more as the CEOs addressed make their responses.
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Bill McDermott: CEOs are very accustomed to these political challenges.
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We need to hear from the CEOs clearly and unequivocally.
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The median pay raise for the 132 CEOs was 6.4%.
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However, these institutions produce a disproportionately large share of CEOs.
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As I've said, I speak to lots of CEOs daily.
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Go to the CEOs of the startups you've invested in.
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They will be demanding Islamic CEOs and senior civil servants.
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Deutsche has had four CEOs in six years (see chart).
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Typically, charismatic CEOs base their power in a guiding vision.
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You're probably one of the few women CEOs in technology.
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That gives policymakers and CEOs plenty of time to prep.
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Slaveholders, and CEOs, want reassurance that they're not bad people.
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So suddenly, lots of CEOs think they should be hired.
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The software giant changed CEOs as the deal was pending.
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The CEOs of these companies value data and analytics, too.
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Plenty of CEOs run their companies longer than you have.
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On Twitter, several CEOs, politicians and journalists praised TRAI's order.
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Second, limit the compensation of hospital CEOs and top managers.
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All of the CEOs in the Business Roundtable, they're fine.
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Everyone is vulnerable: truck drivers, cab drivers, and even CEOs.
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Three other CEOs followed before Mayer was appointed in 2014.
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Mindfulness meditation has become increasingly popular among highly successful CEOs.
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Two CEOs left because of clashes with the French investor.
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So how can congressional leaders conduct smarter conversations with CEOs?
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The biggest concern CEOs raised is attracting and retaining talent.
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Healthcare CEOs make as much as $26 million a year.
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CEOs want to connect with you now more than ever.
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He has held numerous sessions with CEOs since taking office.
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The CEOs say they've had a business relationship since 2010.
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"CEOs are still terribly preoccupied by quarterly results," he said.
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Oh those superhuman CEOs who get up at 4 a.m.
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Successful CEOs are curious, hungry, and always looking to learn.
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Trade association CEOs wear more than just their "advocate" hat.
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Donald Trump's CEOs are getting more listening practice than influence.
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These are the people directly reporting to Amazon's three CEOs:
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It's rare for Japanese companies to appoint CEOs from overseas.
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And you could name all the CEOs, they're all immigrants.
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Now, busy CEOs can delegate emails to coworkers for instance.
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Are they ... We go after the CEOs and the entrepreneurs.
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A small group of tech CEOs can't decide for everyone.
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Go deeper: Corporate CEOs took home more than you think
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And 0 percent are CEOs of Fortune 500 healthcare companies.
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Corporate CEOs made way more than you think in 2017.
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There are only three black CEOs running Fortune 500 companies.
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Many CEOs of large multinationals back the border adjustment tax.
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CEOs make nearly 70 times their company's median employee salary.
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Update: Other tech companies and CEOs are piling on here.
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And you've got the Climate Dialogue Group of 13 CEOs.
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What is it, we have like 2230 percent female CEOs?
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Startup Include works with startups, and mostly with the CEOs.
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Undefined CEOs and companies find it impossible to push back.
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When stock prices are skyrocketing, CEOs feel giddy and rich.
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Mnuchin said he spoke with U.S. airline CEOs this week.
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Startup CEOs ought to consider operational, organizational, and financial workarounds.
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That's made them more vulnerable than other tech founder CEOs.
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My saying is that 50% of CEOs should be women.
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An earlier headline misstated the issue the CEOs were addressing.
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CEOs gotta say what they gotta say, though, I guess.
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What's the sentiment among CEOs here in Davos this year?
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China's top tech CEOs have also sounded the warning alarm.
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So the CEOs want to get those things done, too.
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And I don't think CEOs are afraid to do it.
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You got reference to the CEOs of both those companies.
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Freedom curtailed CEOs step down for any number of reasons.
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Plenty of other successful tech companies have had charismatic CEOs.
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WE HEAR IT - I'VE HEARD IT FROM CEOS FOR YEARS.
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Musk's share purchase is unusual -- for CEOs, not for him.
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So how can CEOs tap into this wealth of talent?
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A severe market drop could spook CEOs and households alike.
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And they each canned their CEOs last week amid crisis.
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Also where government leaders rank, and also where CEOs rank.
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So other CEOs are grappling with that as well, sir.
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Hear from the CEOs of Macy's, Shopify, Glossier and Flipkart.
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In this kind of situation, most CEOs would be diplomatic.
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But he also thinks CEOs deserve the salaries they're getting.
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Specifically, the companies in the top 20 percent of highest paid CEOs saw much lower stock returns in a 10-year period than the 20 percent of companies who had the lowest paid CEOs.
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Interestingly, men and women were equally likely to be fired when the firm was performing poorly; but women CEOs were more likely than men CEOs to be dismissed when the company was performing well.
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In William Thorndike's book "The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success," we learn the stories of some of the greatest CEOs of all time when measured by shareholder returns.
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Correction and clarification: This story has also been updated to clarify the timeline of when CEOs discussed their concerns about Trump and corrects that Pepsico's CEO did not speak to other CEOs until Tuesday.
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The researchers noted that all of the CEOs were in opposite sex marriages and that another study will need to be conducted to see if the results hold for CEOs in same-sex marriages.
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They found that CEOs who are underpaid relative to their peers in a given year are more likely to engage in layoffs the next year than CEOs who are paid more than their peers.
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This strategic seating followed an earlier meeting with pharmaceutical CEOs in which Frazier was again placed next to the president, and a session with retail CEOs in which J.C. Penney's Marvin Ellison got the honors.
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Some companies can fall apart if the founding CEOs get distracted and fail to take steps to help the company grow; other CEOs are intensely charismatic, but their persona hides cracks within the company's foundation.
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From the perch of investors, though, they're merely studying a market and keeping the industry's best CEOs close — and yes, sometimes celebrity CEOs — in case they turn out to be behind the next big thing.
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The reality is there is nothing stopping CEOs from hiring workers.
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JC: British CEOs have said five years a number of them.
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Click here to watch the incoming and outgoing CEOs' full interview.
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At first, this seemed to be getting under the CEOs skin.
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Beauchamp did not ask CEOs for big favors or free products.
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And there's the usual flood of CEOs issuing statements of condemnation.
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Every week the President is meeting with CEOs from major industries.
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Angus King said he was "disappointed" the CEOs did not appear.
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What Congress gets done and how CEOs act will matter plenty.
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Since then, he's regularly met tech CEOs over his two mandates.
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He said that he meets regularly with CEOs of competing banks.
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All of these CEOs are women and run women-focused companies.
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"CEOs want someone who is agile, adaptable and flexible," said Finkelstein.
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What traits or characteristics are CEOs looking for in a candidate?
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It risks entrenching a class of unaccountable CEOs who lack legitimacy.
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This year the list includes 26 CEOs, up from last year.
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Again and again, CEOs said they were "disappointed" by Trump's decision.
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Charlie Rose:… It (Yahoo) had gone through a series of CEOs.
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The possibility has CEOs of major health-care companies worried too.
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Ford joins two small but growing groups among Fortune 500 CEOs.
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She's also one of the few brands who have women CEOs.
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Public hearings with scandal-plagued CEOs often produce spectacles like these.
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A set of new CEOs to oversee inefficient state-owned companies.
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A lot of CEOs try to do it and it sucks.
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CEOs are facing increasing pressure to address divisive 2020 campaign issues.
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"Prosperity can't just be for CEOs and hedge fund managers," Mrs.
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And you know I've been critics of CEOs to some extent.
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"Focus on the job you're doing now," Griffith advises aspiring CEOs.
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That's a 20 percent drop in the number of female CEOs.
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I know you know history most – probably better than most CEOs.
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CEOs of smaller banks are among those that have seen declines.
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THE most esteemed Silicon Valley CEOs often have a messianic aura.
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For the complete methodology for Glassdoor's Top CEOs lists, click here.
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The CEOs of the three carmakers are the board's other members.
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That's not to say that bank CEOs aren't paid well themselves.
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The analysis still underestimates how much wealth health care CEOs have.
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TC: It's your observation that more female founders are becoming CEOs.
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Twenty-first century women are managers, entrepreneurs, public servants and CEOs.
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Like many tech CEOs, Banga expressed concern about Trump's travel ban.
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But Epic Systems CEO Judy Faulkner is not like most CEOs.
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We've interviewed many French CEOs and covered countless of French startups.
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Tech CEOs' Nightmare: A President Totally at Odds With Their Values
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"Broadly, in American CEOs there's a more optimistic view," Nassetta said.
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Their CEOs will appear before the parliamentary committee later this month.
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The CEOs of American Express, Bank of America, General Dynamics Corp.
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Other CEOs have also pressed for a settlement of the case.
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CEOs talk to me about needing more diversity on their boards.
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Q: And where are CEOs looking to for growth this year?
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I have too many San Francisco CEOs and stuff like that.
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Here in UK, lots of hand-wringing from CEOs over #Brexit.
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At peak it likely had about 100 former CEOs on payroll!
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The current list of female CEOs in the Fortune 100 is:
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Today, women have climbed into roles as lawyers, doctors, and CEOs.
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I have been on boards with some of the top CEOs.
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By comparison, male CEOs earned $28.5 million, also up 9 percent.
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Of the 346 CEOs in that group, just 21 were women.
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CEOs rightly so are afraid to invest in new equipment, etc.
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"CEOs like to overestimate themselves and I'm no exception," said Witte.
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Glassdoor released its rankings of the most popular CEOs of 2019.
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Powerful CEOs, like Ms Mayer at Yahoo, can often command acquiescence.
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I am hoping to encourage CEOs to take the long view.
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Many top executives in the alliance report to three separate CEOs.
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Not all CEOs of multinationals getting amnesty windfall opposed the president.
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Her agenda, though, appears to rattle CEOs in a different way.
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The power-packed lineup includes White House officials, lawmakers and CEOs.
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WeWork's CEOs have once again warned employees to brace for layoffs.
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No black women are among the Fortune 500 CEOs this year.
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CEOs are usually smart enough to steer clear of playing politics.
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CEOs of the defense contractors Lockheed Martin and Raytheon also signed.
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It was about more than just comity between CEOs and analysts.
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Finally, winning CEOs and troops alike thrive under pressure, Cramer said.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participated in a trade roundtable with CEOs.
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So what are the key ingredients of effective trade association CEOs?
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A corporate boardroom or gathering of CEOs may be more comfortable.
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It's not the government's job to decide how much CEOs make.
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Zur's clientele includes rock stars, billionaires, CEOs and pro-sports icons.
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Read more: WeWork will replace Adam Neumann with two new CEOs.
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Joining the ranks of celebrity CEOs has gotten a lot easier.
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The CEOs are forecasting 2.5 percent annual economic growth in 2018.
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It's also putting CEOs under pressure to react in that environment.
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"Big company CEOs tend to lean heavily Republican," the survey said.
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In our role as CEOs, we experience this problem first hand.
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He met with tech CEOs on several occasions throughout his presidency.
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"These utility CEOs know one thing: politics is fickle," Cramer said.
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Two TIM CEOs left because of clashes with the French investor.
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CEOs I talk to, they want to get on with business.
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THERE ARE GOOD COMPANIES, GOOD CEOs AS THERE ARE GOOD REGULATIONS.
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More than 90 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs are white men.
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CEOs, famous actresses, college exam administrators and more have been implicated.
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Texas A&M University educated just as many CEOs as Cornell.
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Why it matters: Tech CEOs aren't off the hook from Congress.
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Just 6.4 percent of CEOs at Fortune 500 companies are women.
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"I'm disappointed that you're here, and not your CEOs," he said.
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All the while, the salaries of CEOs have risen 997 percent.
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When new CEOs come in they work hard to impress shareholders.
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Young CEOs who have never experienced a downturn can be overconfident.
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Speakers include CEOs of Deutsche Bank , Wirecard, Commerzbank, UBS and Blackrock.
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Or when you're talking with CEOs, what's the resistance you get?
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Where technology and economics collide Ford abruptly changed CEOs on Monday.
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As CEOs, one to another: You have to make hard decisions.
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What is the legacy of Marissa Mayer and all these CEOs?
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The two are set to speak to airline CEOs later Tuesday.
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"What's valuable to CEOs is the support they want," Mochary explained.
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EST: Vice President Pence held a coronavirus briefing with airline CEOs.
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In July rivals Hapoalim and Israel Discount Bank named new CEOs.
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The company has had three CEOs in the past few years.
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CEOs continue to include shareholders in their list of masters too.
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Garth Ritchie and Karl von Rohr will serve as deputy CEOs.
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It may be nice for CEOs who don't want to leave.
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CEOs also have to address conflicting demands within a stakeholder group.
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We asked 3 CEOs and 2 economists to settle the debate.
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We asked 3 CEOs and 2 economists to settle the debate.
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Now, Trump and Barr's less-deliberative approach is making CEOs nervous.
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For what it's worth, Japanese CEOs replaced both Stringer and Woodford.
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What is continuing to drive the optimism among CEOs right now?
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And male employees often are unsupportive of women who are CEOs.
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The survey of CEOs found lower economic expectations across the board.
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Go deeper: 145 CEOs urge Senate to pass gun control legislation
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Will he be able to side with workers and not CEOs?
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Ms Widiahtuti does not believe that CEOs are becoming more pious.
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Still, CEOs need to help the board select and groom candidates.
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CEOs generally avoid controversial public issues lest disgruntled groups strike back.
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Company CEOs say collaboration among teams helps them make better decisions.
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Companies with two CEOs are rare, but they can be successful.
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Based on their performance, we chose three who became rotating CEOs.
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The company named Simon Fine and David Kaye as joint CEOs.
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Other CEOs might relish shooting from the hip, but not you.
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But the goal is not to create next-generation startup CEOs.
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Corporations with married CEOs accounted for roughly 86% of those studied.
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That spurred CEOs to disband Trump's Strategy & Policy Forum on Wednesday.
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When these ill-prepared companies are hacked, the CEOs get punished.
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JPMorgan and HSBC are sending representatives, despite their CEOs pulling out.
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A surprising number of CEOs played sports when they were younger.
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The CEOs of three top banks had already announced their withdrawal.
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And like some politicians, some CEOs make promises they don't keep.
|
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And these CEOs, bureaucrats, and academics listened carefully to Trump's words.
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In April 2018, Kreiz became its fourth CEOs in four years.
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Meg Whitman, 63, is one of Silicon Valley's most storied CEOs.
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Go deeper: 145 CEOs urge Senate to pass gun control legislation
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A big reckoning for everybody; for sexual harassers, for bad CEOs.
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The startups' CEOs are cordial and vague when addressing their competition.
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Don't most of the world's CEOs get up at 5 AM?
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CEOs of Fortune 100s, entrepreneurs who are running billion dollar companies.
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But of course these CEOs would have no interest in that.
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"CEOs have become very addicted to the buyback phenomenon and I think almost by definition that needs to fade a little bit, because CEOs aren't going to get the same bang for their buck," Lafferty added.
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"CEOs may say yes to too many initiatives and give approval to too many budgets and they dilute the company," said Ron Carucci, co-founder of Navalent, which works with CEOs who are pursuing transformational change.
|
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The Walmart news follows an announcement from the Business Roundtable, an association of the CEOs of some of the largest companies, in which 181 CEOs acknowledged that the purpose of a company extends beyond benefiting its shareholders.
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Racial diversity among Fortune 500 and S&P 500 CEOs grew slightly last year: five more chief executives were from minority groups this year than in 5003, bringing the total number of CEOs of color to 59.
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American CEOs in particular they want to do more business in China.
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The world will be a better place with more female founder CEOs.
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Already some prominent CEOs have come out publicly against Trump's executive order.
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CEOs buying back shares can indicate a bottom for a struggling company.
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Both Riley and Kelleher were also co-CEOs at B. Riley FBR.
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Take it from someone who's closely observed three all-time great CEOs.
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But, the CEOs of those companies said recently that they're not concerned.
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OurMine has a history of targeting everyone from corporate CEOs to BuzzFeed.
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Today that means the CEOs, executives and early investors in Snap Inc.
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Most CEOs get the priorities flipped, but Jobs "never did," says Cook.
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One held a sign reading "Dear Oil CEOs - Think of Your Children".
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JOHNSON: No. CAVUTO: You&aposre one of the most celebrated CEOs ever.
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Dimon is the longest-tenured of CEOs leading a major U.S. bank.
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The path to having more women CEOs is still a long one.
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Many CEOs worry whether the economists are right in that assessment, however.
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American CEOs and American businesses are trained to react to quarterly problems.
|
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Accela has gone through a troika of CEOs in the last year.
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Often these actions have resulted in powerful changes from the companies' CEOs.
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And that's even though most Americans severely underestimate how much CEOs make.
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Consider the fact that just 5% of Fortune 500 CEOs are women.
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Mashable: I feel like founder-CEOs get kind of a bad rap.
|
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Harper Wilde is far from the first company to have two CEOs.
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Of course, none of these CEOs will credit the president for this.
|
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The typical American believes big-company CEOs average $1 million in pay.
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The list is heavy on former ambassadors, light on current tech CEOs.
|
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What CEOs would like clarity on is, how long will it last?
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EDT: Vice President Pence meets with the Organization for International Investment CEOs.
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DUI defendants can be CEOs, teachers, nurses, and yes, even other lawyers.
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Don't get into the mold most CEOs get into to get elected.
|
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Until that point, the two founders had essentially served as co-CEOs.
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And strong unions mean corporations that work for workers, not just CEOs.
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All CEOs are out there looking to retain or recruit great employees.
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We're competing, and we're sharing that with CEOs all across the country.
|
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Back then, there were only two female CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.
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Banks' CEOs are also chipper because they think that regulation has peaked.
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None of the companies sent their CEOs to face the committee's questions.
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I mean, Artie and Sebastian are the CEOs of the company, right?
|
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In 2018 there were too few female CEOs for large-scale study.
|
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And right now the CEOs who rule the Strip are very worried.
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"Uber CEOs are collaborators with Trump and therefore support fascism," @flwrwrk wrote.
|
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Sallouti and Kalim also took over as co-CEOs when Esteves left.
|
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What's one way to stop companies from paying their CEOs too much?
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In our experience, transformative CEOs like to be instigators, not merely executors.
|
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Female CEOs in public companies went down last year, in total number.
|
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S. CEOs, only a small number attended a school on the list.
|
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Borderless CEOs shuttle from one country to another in pursuit of efficiencies.
|
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The demand for the CEOs scalp soon follows, and the deathwatch begins.
|
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Of course, there are some differences between CEOs and the landed gentry.
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Companies monitor the productivity of employees while CEOs watch the share price.
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Which is serving on a board, being a sounding board for CEOs.
|
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"Both of these CEOs managed to accomplish the near impossible," said Sonnenfeld.
|
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Facebook is full of could-be CEOs — but no one ever leaves.
|
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Some of the big Wall Street CEOs did see their compensation contract.
|
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CEOs aren't alone bringing home giant paychecks from the nation's big banks.
|
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Go deeper: Pharma CEOs are among the highest-paid in health care
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And these more venturesome CEOs will be right most of the time.
|
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There are more women CEOs of Fortune 500 companies than ever before.
|
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Around 25 percent of CEOs at Fortune 500 companies are former CFOs.
|
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Something similar might be said about the philanthropic efforts of local CEOs.
|
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When the campus opened, Apple was struggling and CEOs came and went.
|
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The CEOs of American Express, Amazon, Bank of America, General Dynamics Corp.
|
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But he also argued Trump could promote American jobs by prodding CEOs.
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CEOs tend to walk a fine line when it comes to politics.
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BOORSTIN: DOES THIS BIAS ISSUE REACH ALL WAY UP TO FEMALE CEOs.
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Watch what CEOs say about their companies' future growth outlook under Trump.
|
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We've heard from lots of CEOs, whether it's FedEx, UBS, about jitters.
|
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In recent years, he has often been among the highest paid CEOs.
|
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They couldn't be more different in terms of the CEOs, for example.
|
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Sometimes even from those same, confident CEOs I once thought were unshakable!
|
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But his crude attacks on individual companies has many CEOs on edge.
|
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Three CEOs on the list are alums of the University of Waterloo .
|
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Looking at business, only 2628 percent of Fortune 28503 CEOs are women.
|
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I really think that there hasn't been enough role models for CEOs.
|
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Arguably [he's] one of the best CEOs that we've seen in sports.
|
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I have had the privilege of working with more than 120 CEOs.
|
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This is true for leaders at all levels, not just the CEOs.
|
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Thiel's endorsement of Trump has put those CEOs in a difficult position.
|
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"You all know Gary from Goldman," Trump told manufacturing CEOs in February.
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QUESTION: Why do you think that CEOs are leaving your manufacturing council?
|
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Second, it's funny how it's always venture capitalists, CEOs, prominent journalists, etc.
|
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What's happening: Some CEOs are already stepping in to address pressing issues.
|
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Not all CEOs are leaving because of board decisions or to retire.
|
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But they are also looking for CEOs who can handle other tasks.
|
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Those CEOs who really add value will have nothing to worry about.
|
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EDT: President Trump meets with CEOs from the United States Travel Association.
|
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The Business Roundtable is composed of CEOs of the country's leading corporations.
|
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Within the office, portraits of white male CEOs may line the halls.
|
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I think 65% of the CEOs had engineering or financial early experience.
|
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First, the CEOs profit from us as customers — and not always honestly.
|
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The CEOs also promised that the team was working on severance packages.
|
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That may have left CEOs wary of publicly disagreeing with his policies.
|
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Companies with co-CEOs see either long-lasting success or unceremonious failure.
|
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Here are five must-reads recommended by some of America's brightest CEOs.
|
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It's a fairly quick read that analyzes successful companies and their CEOs.
|
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The annual IATA meeting brings together about 130 CEOs and 1,000 delegates.
|
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Earlier this week, Comparably released its list of top CEOs in 2017.
|
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Workday CEO Aneel Bhusri recently landed in Glassdoor's list of top CEOs.
|
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Compared to many CEOs, Apple boss Tim Cook keeps a low profile.
|
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Female CEOs are 45% more likely to get fired than male ones.
|
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You were one of a handful of CEOs who didn't sign it.
|
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Convicting CEOs based on nonantitrust charges poses difficulties as well, experts said.
|
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He adds that CEOs are motivated to increase their companies' stock price.
|
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Both companies had learned valuable lessons from that experience, their CEOs said.
|
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The CEOs of a very popular coffee brand are also very sweet.
|
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Tech CEOs might not like the idea of Donald Trump being president.
|
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This doesn't include the CEOs who resigned from Trump's Strategic Policy Forum.
|
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"Portfolio CEOs are still complaining about the war for talent," adds McFadden.
|
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The president hosted a bunch of CEOs at the White House today.
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Here is a breakdown of what types of compensation these CEOs got:
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We're allowed to be athletes, CEOs, politicians, country stars, or punk rockers.
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Admittedly, being transparent is easy for me and tougher on my CEOs.
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You should speak to mentors and other CEOs you trust, as well.
|
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Obama didn't break up big banks or send major CEOs to jail.
|
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In 1965, CEOs made just 20 times more than the average worker.
|
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In large firms, CEOs average 5.5 times more pay than the top .
|
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The best startup CEOs make promises loud and clear to the world.
|
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A bunch of tech CEOs attended a meeting with President Donald Trump.
|
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I made him one of the CEOs of the year last year.
|
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If CEOs believe in their businesses, and most do, they will invest.
|
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The roster includes CEOs and founders in tech, fashion, healthcare, and education.
|
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"Good CEOs know when to lead and when to delegate," West said.
|
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Successful CEOs share the one business book they think everyone should read
|
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Hear from the CEOs of Macy's, Shopify, Instacart and Crate and Barrel.
|
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The tech CEOs attended the American Enterprise Institute's annual World Forum. 2.
|
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Effective CEOs generally try to earn a financial return for their shareholders.
|
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And both have CEOs who have made homophobic comments in the past.
|
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Indeed, CEOs from many tech companies have been clamoring for immigration reform.
|
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EST: Vice President Pence held a coronavirus briefing with diagnostic lab CEOs.
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CEOs hate to slash their dividends because it typically signals financial stress.
|
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The CEOs of BP and Shell are also set to be there.
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His views on the superiority of CEOs was particularly stunning to some.
|
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UPS' 11 previous CEOs all rose through the ranks of the company.
|
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They said the CEOs of these nine startups impressed in their presentations.
|
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Iger, one of America's most respected CEOs, succeeded Michael Eisner in 2005.
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PwC surveyed 22.3,21.5 CEOs in 1.50 territories in September and October 2019.
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The financial crisis saw bank CEOs engaging in some extremely dangerous activities.
|
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The challenge is, the CEOs' confidence for their ability to deliver revenues?
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The General Secretary will report to the Alliance Operating Board and CEOs.
|
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The survey of 138 CEOs of major companies was conducted between Aug.
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Jobs is held up as one of the greatest CEOs in history.
|
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Most CEOs were strong and effective supporters of the Paris Climate Agreement.
|
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Whether they quit, retire, get fired or die, all CEOs eventually leave.
|
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Being liked is, of course, a basic human need, even for CEOs.
|
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Giovanni and his brother Pietro became the company's co-CEOs in 1997.
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That's among the four most debilitating mistakes CEOs should avoid if possible.
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EST: President Trump attends a dinner with global CEOs in Davos, Switzerland.
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Hundreds of tech CEOs have signed the 'Not Optional' letter since then.
|
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That's what some of America's top commercial real estate CEOs are asking.
|
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"We think that this is a short-term phenomenon," the CEOs said.
|
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Many CEOs will rationalize their career decisions in the moment, Drath noted.
|
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Segways don't have to be just for rich CEOs and mall cops.
|
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There will be two CEOs, one for telecom and other for media.
|
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CEOs are said to have used the meeting to voice their concerns.
|
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The three CEOs did not lay out a specific plan of action.
|
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Citron says similar targeted attacks could be used against politicians or CEOs.
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Julia Yang is a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs, founders, CEOs, and executives.
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Among these companies the actual percentage of women CEOs is just three.
|
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Several former Goldman Sachs (GS) execs have been floated as potential CEOs.
|
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Several US and European CEOs have already dropped out of the event.
|
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That will impose market-driven discipline on CEOs of all private companies.
|
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You know, you could name 10 CEOs, they're all from another country.
|
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Luckily, we had already met most of the CEOs of the competitors.
|
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Over the last decade, CEOs' average pay has increased by $5.2 million.
|
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Epstein hobnobbed with many powerful people, from world leaders to famous CEOs.
|
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Sonnenfeld also spoke on the decisions for CEOs to abandon Trump's councils.
|
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Several CEOs also quit the president's manufacturing council before Trump dissolved it.
|
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As it turns out, the CEOs of major companies agree with us.
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Nine of the top 15 CEOs lead companies on the West Coast.
|
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And so I contacted them and she's had several CEOs I know.
|
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CEOs should not have better health care access than the average American.
|
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You see this happen to VCs, to CEOs, and things like that.
|
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"In reality, most CEOs I know are deeply depressed, often," Rajaraman said.
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What would the right ... And we had a number of media CEOs.
|
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Economists have different theories for why CEOs are making so much money.
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I&W as More than an IT Framework Despite geopolitical uncertainty and cyberthreats being a top concern for CEOs (as a recent PWC survey revealed), many CEOs fail to see the interconnected nature of geopolitics and cyber activity.
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" While tax reform fires up in Congress, of the 6900 CEOs who responded to the BRT survey, 2628 (28503 percent) identified the U.S. tax code as a disadvantage — including 22019 CEOs who viewed it as a "substantial disadvantage.
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For example, a 2013 study from Duke University examined the voices of 792 (male) CEOs from the Standard and Poor's 1500 stock index, and found that CEOs with lower voices tend to manage larger companies and make more money.
|
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For more than a decade, CEOs of major tech companies have opened innocuous envelopes to find letters from the FBI inside, letters that demand these CEOs share information about their customers without telling anyone — except their lawyers — about it.
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While tech leaders represented nearly half of the 50 most likable CEOs of U.S. public companies, the Yahoo executive also earned the second-lowest rating of all public company CEOs — just one ranking above United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz.
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A paper published last week in the Journal of the American Taxation Association suggests that companies with relatively narcissistic CEOs are 3.9 percent more likely to seek out and use corporate tax shelters than firms with low-narcissism CEOs.
|
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Trump's fiery comments on Tuesday, doubling down on his initial response to the Virginia rally, unnerved CEOs already doubting the utility and public relations value of remaining on Trump's councils, sources close to several of the CEOs told Reuters.
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When you talk to all the CEOs — they're the most excited about this.
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So, again, CEOs really do have reason to be excited about this plan.
|
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The number of women CEOs in Fortune 500 companies hit a record high.
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CEOs began stepping down from the President's manufacturing council before he disbanded it.
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I think most of the companies you're looking at, these are older CEOs.
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And that only 4 percent of CEOs in the Fortune 500 are women?
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This is the same logic that CEOs are applying to the situation today.
|
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That work style, though, is tougher to swing for CEOs at large corporations.
|
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The implicit assumption is that these CEOs will look out for their own.
|
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The CEOs are focused on an acquisition or are almost out of money.
|
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Marketers themselves are under more scrutiny from CEOs and CFOs than ever before.
|
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And more than 130 major CEOs signed a letter asking North Carolina Gov.
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CEOs know that the most important source of company excellence is our people.
|
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Sometimes it's difficult for CEOs to be objective about their own stock price.
|
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But across all industries, CEOs made 26.5 times their company's median employee salary.
|
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Most CEOs are status-conscious and see no harm in pressing the flesh.
|
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CEOs at the biggest companies got a 4.5 percent pay raise last year.
|
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There is no shortage of headlines about CEOs getting paid seriously big money.
|
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There seems to be a trend in following the CEOs and hanging on.
|
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Still, alternatives like "farm-free" don't work either, some of the CEOs said.
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There is no way that my peer CEOs are going to do this.
|
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When activists make their move, CEOs must be seen to take them seriously.
|
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Recently, Equilar released its annual ranking of the top 22014 CEOs by compensation.
|
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And do tech workers have more leverage over CEOs than they used to?
|
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This includes political conversations among workers, politically vocal CEOs and socially-conscious corporations.
|
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Getting VC fundraising is a notoriously lengthy and tricky process for startup CEOs.
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Corporations will only take Americans' privacy seriously when CEOs are held personally accountable.
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Typically, CEOs receive exit packages that are multiples of their salary and bonus.
|
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Yet the share of female CEOs has become a bellwether of wider equality.
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It's time for Mr. Zuckerberg and the other CEOs to testify before Congress.
|
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CEOs, when they are hiring, place enormous weight on relevant experience and expertise.
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In 2018's list of Fortune 500 companies, only 24 had female CEOs.
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The effect is also gendered: that range is 267-61% for male CEOs.
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That was particularly concerning as it affected the potential pipeline of female CEOs.
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Some boards have even awarded CEOs extra pay to tamp down such behaviour.
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Be smart: All of the former Time Warner CEOs are now officially out.
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She's one of very few female CEOs who have taken their companies public.
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"All the CEOs I talk to know how important this is," he says.
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CEOs have come from the ranks of engineers, marketing managers and financial analysts.
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But whatever the reason, America's CEOs need to wake up to new realities.
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Where are the statements from tech company CEOs that go beyond PR lingo?
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Harvard Business School also graduated more than half of the Harvard-affiliated CEOs.
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You feel like, in general, you're just seeing a lot of younger CEOs?
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They continue to operate as CEOs with little hands-on management [from us].
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It has resulted in palpable changes: CEOs ousted, candidates defeated, public figures disgraced.
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Both CEOs will take the stage at TechCrunch's Tel Aviv Meetup + Pitch-off.
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Between the lines: The pharma CEOs were able to stick to their plan.
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A handful of lesser-known health care CEOs were among the highest earners.
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Without a crystal ball, CEOs must invest in continuous learning for their employees.
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In total, the CEOs who joined the missive employ more than 108,000 workers.
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But now, many CEOs are denouncing the presumptive nominee in an open letter.
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Will CEOs Bob Iger and Elon Musk be replaced on Trump's advisory panels?
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Most CEOs would not balk at the idea of Apple buying their company.
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You've got CEOs that are actually rising in their confidence, despite those uncertainties.
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Indeed, just 26 of the CEOs in the S&P 500 are women.
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SO I'VE HEARD SOME CEOS HERE SAY I'M GOING TO INVEST FASTER NOW.
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Unsurprisingly, CEOs ranked uncertain economic growth and geopolitical uncertainty among their top concerns.
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CEOs of BP and Shell and other big companies are speaking this week.
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However, CEOs remain of the belief that the changes eventually will take hold.
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The CEOs urged Congress to enact tax-reform legislation to boost economic growth.
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Oil CEOs from Chevron, BP, Hess, Occidental, and others will be in attendance.
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Lower stock prices can lead CEOs to pull back from investment and hiring.
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Predictably, base salaries for CEOs and top executives froze, and bonuses took off.
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Last year, 150 CEOs and political leaders spoke to us before anyone else.
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But CEOs in the retail sector have actually done the opposite, she said.
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But there's one date on the calendar that CEOs are eyeing warily: Nov.
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The industry's employees aren't usually happy when their CEOs engage with the president.
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What we want from our CEOs changes with every economic boom and bust.
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CEOs from the exchanges in Hungary, Slovakia, Romania and Croatia also took part.
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Today, other CEOs are likely asking themselves how to avoid the same fate.
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The CEOs of the biggest beauty companies in the world are predominantly men.
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Her departure also leaves only one woman of color among Fortune 22016 CEOs.
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We'll have to see if CEOs and investors will take up the challenge.
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The founders, CEOs and top investors in those companies are losing money quickly.
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The absence of CEOs has been felt even more over the past year.
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It has seen a succession of failures and a succession of failed CEOs.
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He practiced with associates and CEOs who successfully raised money and kept iterating.
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And lawmakers have responded by berating pharmaceutical CEOs in hearings and launching investigations.
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Barron's, the business magazine, named him one of the best CEOs in 2019.
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The result is that today's CEOs have exponentially more information than their predecessors.
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The CEOs were reportedly "shocked" to walk away from the meeting empty-handed.
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Often times, CEOs will tell you that their number-one job is recruiting.
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But CEOs have had a hard time balancing altruism with their bottom lines.
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If there are no female CEOs of global companies, look at smaller companies.
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Historically, culture has been the purview of CEOs, company founders and human resources.
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ZTE's leadership and CEOs are all hand-picked by the China Communist Party.
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FINK: I HAD DINNERS IN CHINA WITH MANY OF THE TOP U.S. CEOs.
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Its new CEOs are SAP Executive Board Members Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein.
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Mark Hurd, one of Oracle's two CEOs, died on Friday at age 62.
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C: You know many Vietnamese banks have hired foreign CEOs in the past.
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Just the shortages in STEM alone should keep tech CEOs up at night.
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For example, there are only 24 women helming Fortune 500 companies as CEOs.
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Many CEOs at major companies have pay packages worth $10 million or more.
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The best CEOs can convey their message in a short and concise manner.
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Historically, trade association CEOs were heavily focused on cultivating political relationships and access.
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Let's call some CEOs to the White House and have some ribbon cuttings!
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Some CEOs started in entry-level positions at the companies they now lead.
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"And we're not hearing that from the CEOs and CFOs we're talking to."
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Auto CEOs tend to be conservative, circumspect executives who carefully manage their messages.
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So how can CEOs make time to meet with people who email them?
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Extrapolate that out, and there are time-bomb CEOs scattered throughout the economy.
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Former colleagues and fellow CEOs praise Rose's enthusiasm and ability to mobilise crowds.
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Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham are current acting as WeWork&aposs co-CEOs.
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But billionaires, CEOs, investors, and businesspeople aren't the only ones who live frugally.
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The co-CEOs will stay on at Vice Media and report to Dubuc.
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"I think it would be genius if the CEOs got together," Khaled said.
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CEOs, founders and VCs may talk a good game about hiring more women.
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Like Iacocca, Musk is one of the most famous CEOs of his generation.
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Most CEOs stayed on his councils even though many criticized the Paris move.
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Some CEOs already have earned the right to ignore the quarterly earnings game.
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On average, U.S. CEOs are older than their European counterparts — and more loyal.
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Most of the nation's Fortune 500 CEOs and board members are white men.
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Then 46, he was one of the youngest CEOs of the Tata group.
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Meanwhile, fast-food CEOs are some of the richest people in the nation.
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On Tuesday, senators in both parties pressed drug company CEOs about their prices.
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But CEOs didn't really need to nudge this administration toward their preferred goals.
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The CEOs answer to a wider array of people: shareholders, workers, and consumers.
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Usually in these cases, it doesn't end well for CEOs like Matt Maloney.
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CEOs like stability, not conflict Trump promised a pro-business agenda and unity.
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Admitting your consumer app company isn't growing is not common among startup CEOs.
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At 32, he was one of the youngest major restaurant CEOs in history.
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Chenault was one of the five black CEOS leading a Fortune 500 company.
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The version is meant to serve elite users, including celebrities, CEOs and supermodels.
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The White House declined to say which CEOs and governors would be there.
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Or, put another way, the invited CEOs are making more with fewer workers.
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Timing is everything: The council of CEOs is meeting with Trump tomorrow morning.
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Everyone from busy CEOs to busy stay-at-home parents would want one.
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There were three in the top 10, two of them combined chairmen/CEOs.
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Last week, Trump pitched infrastructure projects to about 50 New York area CEOs.
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Since then, the company has named new co-CEOs and shelved its IPO.
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Trump then attacked Frazier on Twitter, prompting other CEOs to consider quitting also.
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The plea by the CEOs points to the difficult challenge the administration faces.
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In 2008, during the financial crisis, he saw CEOs react in two ways.
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So like Satya, these are technical CEOs that really understand what they're doing.
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Billionaire tech CEOs are used to appearing on the covers of glossy magazines.
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A few CEOs will tell you candidly that on their nightstand are biographies.
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When you say that we "juvenilize" male tech CEOs, what do you mean?
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Team CEOs and presidents are at the top of the administrative food chain.
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Corporate CEOs taking thousands of times the pay of those working under them.
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More than 200 major CEOs and business leaders signed a letter asking Gov.
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What I'm doing is teaching my young CEOs who have not seen it.
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What do you do when you're not advising startup CEOs and your team?
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And more than 120 major CEOs signed a letter asking North Carolina Gov.
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"I've worked with a lot of crooked CEOs," Davis said in the interview.
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Most of the CEOs and mortgage bankers kept their jobs — and lavish perquisites.
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Novick has been vocal on issues including CEOs serving on other companies' boards.
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Go deeper: CEOs under more pressure to save society Employees revolt over immigration
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What you need to look for is what CEOs expect in the future.
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In fact, the percentage of CEOs predicting "improved" growth doubled from last year.
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I think those are the things that keep all CEOs up at night.
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Many of America&aposs longtime top CEOs have held their positions for years.
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We live in a time in which many CEOs are gaining celebrity status.
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Other tech CEOs, like Facebook's Zuckerberg, appear to shrink in the political spotlight.
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I applaud their decision, and hope that many other CEOs will follow suit.
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"I hear a lot of CEOs complain about quarterly earnings pressure," Dimon said.
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In protest of the president's reaction, a number of CEOs left the panel.
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Fifty-six percent of CEOs surveyed they expect to increase marketing in 2019.
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Like many wealthy CEOs, Zuckerberg receives an official salary of $1 a year.
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And people – I get calls from head hunters, I get calls from CEOs.
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A survey of global CEOs also ranked "recession risk" as their top concern.
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But other CEOs also quit the manufacturing panel, including Intel CEO Brian Krzanich.
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In addition to Stack, CEOs of Levi Strauss and Gap pledged their support.
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But CEOs are subject to pressures and demands for which they can't prepare.
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"This would cover expenses and pay them a salary as CEOs," said Williams.
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CEOs are also increasingly concerned about cyber threats and climate change, PwC said.
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We report on creators, coders, designers, engineers, TV makers, hackers, and callow CEOs.
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Hurd, 62, was one of Oracle's two CEOs, the other being Safra Catz.
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They&aposre listed below, accompanied by the percentage of CEOs who mentioned them.
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Health care CEOs are making gargantuan salaries, many exceeding $10 million per year.
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They've been conducting a long-term study on how CEOs spend their time.
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Political activism by corporate CEOs has become much more visible in recent times.
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The CEOs of three top banks announced their withdrawal from the conference Tuesday.
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Other CEOs have taken stands similar to Frazier's over the last few months.
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Retiring CEOs will hold shares worth five times their salary for two years.
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Fink recently joined an advisory council to Trump that includes several other CEOs.
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Dimon, 62, is the longest-tenured of CEOs leading a major U.S. bank.
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The number of female CEOs of Fortune 500 companies has grown (albeit slowly).
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We've got to make the presidents and the CEOs of these banks accountable.
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Go deeper: How Saudi Aramco's IPO could stack up CEOs' allergy to geopolitics
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Rather, the remaining CEOs agreed by conference call to disband the business councils.
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Comparably released its annual ranking of the best CEOs of major US companies.
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A simple reason: The CEOs grew up in households with no-shoe policies.
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You've seen the look embodied on the CEOs leading the region's tech giants.
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That, and the passage of tax reform are giving CEOs reason for optimism.
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"We can't keep doing this because CEOs made out like bandits," Cramer said.
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I used to call the CEOs of Google and the people at Apple.
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One of the great CEOs out there and out there to this day.
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We've helped — along with other publications — get rid of some of the CEOs.
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Compared to other CEOs, Buffett doesn't spend a whole lot on his hobbies.
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There are so few women CEOs and so few women on management teams.
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But there are also not that many top women CEOs to pick from.
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Publicly shaming billionaires and CEOs for underpaying workers is a signature Sanders move.
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That's even more than the 8 percent increase for CEOs across all industries.
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Generally speaking, Yahoo CEOs have a median reported compensation of $2429 million per year, going all the way back to 1997, and that was Mayer's 2015 reported compensation, which ranked her at No. 11 among U.S. CEOs, according to Equilar.
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MSCI also considered broader economic sectors and found basically the same result: CEOs who had compensation in the top half of a sector tended to run companies that performed worse than the CEOs who were paid in the lower half.
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Steve Sedgwick will curate a panel on 'energy's clean transition' with the head of China's energy policy and the CEOs of Total and Iberdrola while Geoff Cutmore will explore the global banking outlook with the CEOs of BoAML, VTB and Lloyds.
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In 2017 alone, while Americans were getting crushed by higher premiums and prescription drug prices, the top 65 health care CEOs made $1.7 billion in compensation, and the 25 highest-paid CEOs in the pharmaceutical industry made roughly $440 million.
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The report, based on responses from 781 private company CEOs in 79 countries, also found that 41 percent of private company CEOs were not concerned about cyber threats and only 68 percent were concerned about the speed of technological change.
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In a year when none of the CEOs of the biggest banks in America saw their overall compensation decline, pay for corporate CEOs overall shrank on a median basis, according to research from Mercer, a consulting firm based in New York.
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What's more, the researchers found that companies run by Republican CEOs are meaningfully less transparent about their giving than those run by Democratic CEOs, judging by scores given by the Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research at the University of Pennsylvania.
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The chart illustrates how the reported compensation for ExxonMobil's CEOs over the past decade — roughly analogous to the $2.3 billion reported by Tesla — paints a very different picture from the realized pay that the oil company's CEOs actually received each year.
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A survey of more than 700 CEOs by Hodge-Cronin and Associates showed that 98 percent of CEOs prefer job candidates with a sense of humor and 84 percent think that people with a sense of humor do better work.
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And after a decade of rising profits and share prices, CEOs are more entrenched.
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Lemonade plans to drop the lawsuit once wefox makes the changes, the CEOs agreed.
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Some CEOs said they expect more consolidation as tech companies move into the sector.
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What repatriation rules stop CEOs from doing is using cash to conduct share buybacks.
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Four CEOs in just six years didn't help investor confidence in the brand either.
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I've talked to a few brand owners and CEOs about the do's and dont's.
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And more than 200 major CEOs and business leaders signed a letter asking Gov.
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BM: Well, the big driver is all the uncertainty that the CEOs are seeing.
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How do you translate your technology vision into terms CEOs and boards can understand?
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Donald Trump has been taking on rival CEOs long before his raucous election run.
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But to negotiate with Trump, CEOs can't come at him with threats, Sonnenfeld said.
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HE'S HEARD FROM OVER 50 CEOs THAT REGULATORY ISSUES ARE WHAT'S SLOWING THEM DOWN.
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Let's get back out to Jim with the CEOs of Uber and Starbucks. Jim.
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Compared to automotive CEOs, such plans are based on three to five major metrics.
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Top CEOs tend to err on the side of caution dealing with any president.
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Compassionate, moral CEOs and corporate social responsibility cannot address the scope of the problem.
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"More women CEOs doesn't necessarily mean better conditions... for all women," she tells Broadly.
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And my criticism isn't really against the CEOs or the owners of the teams.
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Because everybody, I mean, the CEOs making $13 million to $69 million a year?
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Still, outside of one major factor, Trump hasn't exactly made these CEOs' lives easier.
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Businesses operate through human beings, who remain human even in their roles as CEOs.
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Male CEOs are most likely to marry female elementary- and middle-school teachers. 12.
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But I think I'm not particularly typical of CEOs of tech companies our size.
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CEOs also need to understand that recruitment will become a challenge in these states.
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It's clear that there's a growing demand for CEOs to show leadership on this.
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Multiple sources say that WeWork's co-CEOs, Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, will resign.
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Kushner's original plan was to get CEOs and business leaders involved with policy-making.
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CEOs are therefore facing a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" dilemma.
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Obviously CEOs have to be tough, have firm boundaries, and make hard, unpopular decisions.
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In a new letter sent to the CEOs of Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe, Sens.
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Of the Fortune 500 companies, 33 have female CEOs, Cramer said, lamenting the figure.
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Eleven prominent CEOs and leaders have now resigned from President Donald Trump's manufacturing council.
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I don't want the dirty fracking industry CEOs to know what hit them. pic.twitter.
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REPORTER: Mr. President, why do you think these CEOs are leaving your manufacturing council?
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CEOs don't need to be economists to recognize the tempest in these tea leaves.
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CEOs project 2.8% GDP growth for 2018, up from the 2.7% estimate last quarter.
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Respected industry CEOs have also sounded the alarm on the battle for LNG supremacy.
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It is not clear how CEOs should know what "society" wants from their companies.
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Lately one of Cramer's favorite CEOs, Deb Cafaro of Ventas, has come under siege.
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Driving the declines: Steven Mnuchin's call with the big bank CEOs didn't inspire confidence.
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CEOs at Macy's, J.C. Penney, Gap and others point to changing consumer spending preferences.
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Go deeper: What Corporate America is doing about guns CEOs are America's new politicians
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What this group of CEOs, governors and educators is asking for today is different.
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Tech CEOs and their underlings have spent the past few years apologizing in Washington.
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As of late last week, Jurvetson was still setting up meetings for his CEOs.
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It requested the presence of the top CEOs to field questions on their finances.
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There are two kinds of CEOs, said the entrepreneur and cofounder of Andreessen Horowitz.
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Out of the 100 CEOs ranked in the U.S., seven women made the cut.
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Outstanding CEOs build outstanding teams — teams that consist of much more than family members.
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Some friends—often CEOs—claim to only sleep three to four hours a night.
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One option is for the CEOs to call it out and correct the stereotype.
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The survey of 3,100 workers, ranging from junior employees to CEOs, found a consensus.
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Airline CEOs this week predicted that tough competition in the industry could accelerate consolidation.
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Why it matters: Money matters in politics — and CEOs wield significant power in America.
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In the first half of the year, 13 women CEOs have taken companies public.
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Maintaining a digital presence could also help CEOs retain talent, according to the study.
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Meanwhile, amidst outrage from CEOs and citizens alike, those kids are still in cages.
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But increasingly I see the limits of asking tech CEOs questions about their work.
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But lately I find myself less interested in reading tech CEOs perform their thoughtfulness.
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The CEOs of rivals Total and Royal Dutch Shell also have experience in refining.
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" "More speeches by CEOs about social responsibility and inequality will not change my perspective.
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And like many of these CEOs, they have to have that clarity of vision.
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For the complete Glassdoor list of the Top 50 CEOs in Britain, click here.
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CEOs still believe there are opportunities for growth and success despite the current turbulence.
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Salesforce and Amazon employees followed suit, asking their CEOs to cancel controversial government contracts.
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Of the big tech-company CEOs, he is easily the kindest and most approachable.
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But like Cassandra, I must share the warning: Beware of tech CEOs bearing gifts.
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Last year, 64 percent of CEOs increased their business' investment in corporate social responsibility.
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It did not include the generous pay packages of not-for-profit hospital CEOs.
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Actual realized gains show that CEOs are making a lot more than headlines suggest.
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The richest year was 2015, when 70 health care CEOs collectively made $2 billion.
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And that has sparked a discussion about whether CEOs transition into successful political leaders.
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We did not hear any CEOs, so far at least, talk about capex spending.
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GC: Just pull out the highlights for us, then, what is on CEOs' minds?
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According to a new study, it looks like that same principle applies to CEOs.
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Grinna said training runs gave him opportunity to bounce ideas off of fellow CEOs.
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Just 27 of the CEOs of the companies on the Fortune 500 are women.
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Under a succession of CEOs, PSA has sought for years to expand beyond Europe.
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Some of the leaders meeting with Trump included CEOs from Amazon, Apple and Microsoft.
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Q: Your survey showed CEOs feel globalization has done little to solve income inequality.
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Not staying in your company's lane CEOs may create plans, objectives and financial goals.
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Investors said the CEOs would be mindful of Trump's penchant for rebuking companies publicly.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, tech CEOs have softly warmed to Trump amid the stock market bounce.
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A fundraising battle has two previously opposing tech CEOs fighting on the same side.
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What's more, employee engagement was 26% higher in organizations led by high-integrity CEOs.
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"Think of all the successful CEOs — they have a team of people," says Owens.
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A number of CEOs had damaged their reputations trying to save Yahoo before her.
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And, like current CEOs, millennial leaders see tremendous value in mentorship from senior leaders.
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He has even tried, quixotically, to get CEOs to stop giving quarterly earnings forecasts.
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Musk, among other CEOs of major American companies, urged Trump to uphold the agreement.
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Trump's team also included several hedge fund managers and bank CEOs, but few economists.
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A few more CEOs left the President's business councils before he shut them down.
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The Rex Tillerson nomination reflects Trump's comfort with top-tier CEOs and other businesspeople.
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And should the term "feminist" ever be attached to companies, CEOs, or their products?
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Corporate CEOs should have to pay the same price as your common petty thief.
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YESTERDAY WE HAD THE CEOS OF T-MOBILE AND SPRINT WHO ANNOUNCED THEIR DEAL.
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Jensen Huang is "one of the most brilliant CEOs in our country," Cramer said.
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Co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham took over after Neumann exited the company.
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In many cases, however, the market prematurely gave CEOs the benefit of the doubt.
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Such showdowns at large U.S. corporations have cost eight CEOs their jobs this year.
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Meanwhile, male CEOs had a median compensation of $2920,4153,2415 and an average of $2500,2500,010.
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None of the CEOs reiterated Pence's statement that America is behind in space leadership.
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Some CEOs, including Twitter's Jack Dorsey, went further and called for stricter gun control.
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When CEOs grab too much power, accountability and responsibility sometimes go out the window.
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And when imperial CEOs have stepped down, many companies are naming an independent chair.
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Meeting attendees include the CEOs for Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines and JetBlue.
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CEOs of health insurance companies don't want to keep refighting the same old battles.
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In fact, most CEOs appear intimidating and don't regularly receive cold emails, he says.
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See where the CEOs at the top 10 Fortune 500 companies got their start.
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But the issue of incentives flows similarly to all executives and CEOs, Immelt included.
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C: But many of these foreign CEOs don't end up staying for very long.
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Just 24 of the CEOs of the companies on the Fortune 500 are women.
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The sale has captured the interest of movie directors, CEOs, and big tech companies.
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CEOs, therefore, might be unhappy to learn that their lawyer is representing an activist.
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Why don't you have enough – why aren't there more CEOs on that are women?
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My advice to these CEOs is to continue to articulate and live their values.
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Here are the other top 10 most powerful CEOs of 2018, according to Forbes.
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Cohn: The most excited group out there are big CEOs, about our tax plan.
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Rather than waiting to be saved by CEOs, they are threatening the profit engine.
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The 2018 Disruptor list has nine female CEOs, up from just three last year.
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He and Catz took over as co-CEOs after Ellison stepped down in 2014.
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The letter was co-signed by all 145 CEOs, and directed at the Senate.
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In my experience, a lot of CEOs tend to over-promise and under-deliver.
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Meanwhile insurance companies are reaping enormous profits and their CEOs are paid exorbitant salaries.
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Effectively immunizing risk-taking CEOs can hurt investors far more than it helps them.
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CEOs are generally holding steady on their expectations for the economy heading into November.
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The same poll found two-thirds of CEOs are disappointed in Trump's trade policy.
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CEOs are getting richer and richer as regular families struggle to afford the basics.
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Altogether, the study found that CEOs worked an average of 238 hours a week.
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"CEOs are driven nuts by people working in those dreaded silos," he said.7.
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There are 4 things social-media-savvy CEOs do to help them stand out.
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Second, public trust in CEOs has risen as it has fallen in political leaders.
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CEOs are therefore facing a damned if you do, damned if you don't dilemma.
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One of those problems, she says, is that CEOs are making too much money.
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THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT BE PROTECTING THESE CEOs THAT ARE NOT DOING THEIR JOB.
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The second most popular first job CEOs listed on their profiles is software engineer.
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She will be, for now, one of the handful of Fortune 500 female CEOs.
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Pharmaceutical CEOs testify before the Senate Finance Committee to discuss drug pricing on Tuesday.
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Instead, there is an enduring partnership between CEOs and the White House on policy.
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They merely allow CEOs to influence the president directly, rather than through registered lobbyists.
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However, Trump's top cabinet picks have included former Goldman Sachs staffers, CEOs, and politicians.
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The two companies are disputing comments their respective CEOs have made over settlement talks.
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Co-CEOs Balogun and Ogundipe said to expect updates on the integrated PorpertyPro platform.
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Go deeper with Axios' Bob Herman's full visual graphic of the highest paid CEOs.
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Trump's incoming administration is untraditionally heavy on CEOs who have never before sniffed government.
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Adam Neumann, like many startup CEOs, holds shares that will give him extra votes.
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Two WeWork executives — Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson — took his place as co-CEOs.
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There are plenty of highly valued start-ups with visionary CEOs who have stumbled.
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The survey also says CEOs believe GDP will grow by 2.5 percent next year.
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Leading and managing Here CEOs — of large, public corporations anyway — have a leg up.
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The markets, CEOs and not just a few [politicians] are cutting from 'mainstream' economists.
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Uber's Dara Khosrowshahi perfectly sums up how CEOs feel about taking money from SoftBank.
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Through most of its history, Goldman has alternated between traders and bankers as CEOs.
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"Brad Smith is one of the most respected CEOs in Silicon Valley," she wrote.
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People who are most intensely interested in ... Investors and companies and CEOs, yeah. Exactly.
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The CEOs of Airbnb and Uber were invited but did not attend Wednesday's gathering.
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A-Rod has some really good investment advice that some CEOs couldn't even give!
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In Silicon Valley, CEOs, investors, and employees alike are bracing for similarly stormy waters.
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Several airline CEOs themselves have drawn the parallel, most recently JetBlue's CEO on Wednesday.
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"This strike should send a message to corporate CEOs across the country," Sanders said.
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Specifically, he said: Tanking stock prices will scare CEOs and make them more cautious.
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Here's the full memo: Dear Founders & CEOs, Coronavirus is the black swan of 2020.
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But unlike fellow CEOs Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, Iger doesn't avoid frequent meetings.
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In Pew's estimation, that makes them even less trusted than journalists and tech CEOs.
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Every year, CEOs say that labor costs are the biggest challenge to their business.
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SAP Executive Board members Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein have been appointed co-CEOs.
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Furthermore, the connections between current and former CEOs at Ethos Capital, ICANN, and the .
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LinkedIn&aposs CEO Jeff Weiner is one of the world&aposs most popular CEOs.
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He said it was where CEOs spend as much as 90% of their time.
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Billionaires running for president, actors starting skincare lines, and tech CEOs founding media firms.
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It's difficult for CEOs to take a side without alienating some part of that.
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Many, many other CEOs have been fired for much, much less — particularly in 2019.
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"They don't even talk about dams anymore," Trump said at a meeting with CEOs.
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Faced with sluggish home economies and willing lenders, European CEOs will follow Japan's lead.
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"They're smarter than we are, and they're patriots," the official said of the CEOs.
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Wartime CEOs are fending off existential threats and must be ruthless in confronting them.
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CEOs need to "own" the issues and deal with them operationally, and every day.
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Betting big on something that might not work is a theme for these CEOs.
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Cooper is one of just five female CEOs among Britain's top 100 listed companies.
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It was hard to just have all those constituents, you know, attacking the CEOs.
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A sustained plunge in stock prices could dash confidence among households and CEOs alike.
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The primary reason for CEOs leaving is stepping down and retirement, the firm said.
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The U.K. has become marginally less important to CEOs in China, India and Canada.
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The CEOs I know believe there is no conflict between serving shareholders and stakeholders.
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But there are checks on CEOs — directors, shareholders, and, of course, the stock price.
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"Alphabet and Google no longer need two CEOs and a President," the pair wrote.
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CEOs of major multinational corporations have also applied their military background to business operations.
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The DHT CEOs denied the deal was prompted by Frontline's attempt at full control.
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Women these days can be CEOs, entrepreneurs, board directors, doctors, engineers and truck drivers.
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All CEOs must be measured according to a set of performance standards, Buffett notes.
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Two CEOs will reportedly be independent managers of the company's telecommunications and media businesses.
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Soon after, CEOs of 75 companies and the AFL-CIO re-upped their support.
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The new CEOs are expected to remain in those roles permanently, the company said.
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A number of CEOs who were on those advisory councils attended Tuesday night's dinner.
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When I've talked to a couple bank CEOs and they don't say it's Armageddon.
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CEOs of E.ON and RWE to speak at annual Handelsblatt energy conference in Berlin.
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They have six verticals with six CEOs that really have control of their businesses.
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The Business Roundtable, a group of CEOs, threw its support behind the tax plan.
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He transformed the company and become one of America's most successful--and admired--CEOs.
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In 2008, there were 1484 CEOs quitted, mainly because of the financial crisis's impact.
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Soon he was chairing the new president's Strategic and Policy Forum of corporate CEOs.
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Well-functioning boards help CEOs see the bigger picture by providing an external perspective.
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I think Carlo [Gualandri] is one of the best CEOs I&aposve ever met.
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The reality is that boards can lose confidence in their CEOs for many reasons.
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A LOT OF CEOS ARE GOING TO GET INVOLVED TO MOVE THE AGENDA FORWARD.
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CEOs are almost always at work and when they're not, they're thinking about work.
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Companies such as JPMorgan and HSBC sent less senior executives, despite their CEOs withdrawing.
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She is one of the few African-American CEOs at a prominent tech startup.
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N), to join the slate that already includes former CEOs of Gap Inc (GPS.
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Disney heiress Abigail Disney isn't done calling out American CEOs for hoarding corporate profits.
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Right now, the top 100 CEOs have about $3 billion in those special accounts.
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Barton tells Ritholtz he focuses on CEOs who founded and still run the company.
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CEOs, lawmakers and the American public – including myself – will be watching with keen interest.
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In the US, however, regulatory agencies are routinely packed with corporate lobbyists and CEOs.
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We don't a system which makes insurance companies and their CEOs super rich. Yes.
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We are often reminded that only 24 women are CEOs of the Fortune 500.
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They found that women CEOs excelled in managing complexity and being perceived as inspirational.
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You have a handful of military contractors where CEOs make outrageous levels of compensation.
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