Standard Life and Aberdeen Chief Executives Keith Skeoch and Martin Gilbert will be co-chief executives of the combined group, a structure which has been met with some scepticism.
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And let us imagine a country in which nurses were paid the same salaries as chief executives of S&P 500 companies, and chief executives were paid like today's nurses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executives of Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.
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After all, few chief executives want their organizations to shrink.
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Both were celebrity chief executives who had run sprawling corporations.
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The resignation of these chief executives certainly sends a message.
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It's still the paper pushers and the hospital chief executives.
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But chief executives of drug companies are not so sanguine.
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CHIEF executives of Hong Kong have never basked in public adoration.
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Most chief executives would say they are more pickers than polishers.
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In the annals of peeved chief executives, Dauman's performance was tame.
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His son James and John's daughter Cristina are the chief executives.
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MOST chief executives relish a jump in their company's share price.
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Chief executives are also less trusted than political figures, Edelman said.
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Politicians sometimes wear them, and so do a few chief executives.
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This is a common challenge for many founders and chief executives.
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Nevertheless, the pay received by these company's chief executives was lush.
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Chief executives of public companies are not always big political contributors.
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So what are the chief executives actually doing with their day?
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Travel ___ Corner Office, a regular interview with leading chief executives, returns.
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Chief executives rise to the top because they sell untruths persuasively.
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Chief executives have been ruthless about cutting costs to boost profits.
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Some chief executives, however, did stick their heads above the parapet.
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Chief executives and leaders from Disney, Paramount, CBS, Netflix, Warner Bros.
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Through last month, 1,480 chief executives left their companies in 2019.
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For Japanese chief executives, the incentives to buy abroad are clear.
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All of Hong Kong's four chief executives so far, including Mrs.
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Two of the chief executives have been former chief secretaries: Mrs.
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Taconic's chief executives did not respond to a message seeking comment.
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Volkswagen, Nissan and Comscore all lost their chief executives this month.
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Right now, there is concern about chief executives misrepresenting value metrics.
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Breakingviews Chief executives do not deserve bonuses just for going shopping.
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Revlon has had five chief executives in just over a decade.
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Women make up just 4.6 percent of Fortune 500 chief executives.
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Chief executives who are women have a 27 percent chance of facing activist investors, while the likelihood of male chief executives doing so is closer to zero, according to research published by Arizona State University in August.
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Its chief executives were selected because they worked well with the family.
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They ask the questions that chief executives find most awkward to answer.
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Why don't more chief executives see the math the way Teran does?
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The group's three chief executives were not caught up in the trial.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Sometimes companies need chief executives who are visionary geniuses.
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Among those in attendance include chief executives of Citigroup, Blackstone and Deloitte.
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However, the chief executives of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley took cuts.
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We're thrilled to bring accomplished founders and chief executives to the stage.
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When the federal government falters, the states' chief executives only work harder.
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Rogue chief executives, supine boards and dumb disputes gummed up the process.
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Here are 240 of the highest-paid chief executives in American business.
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Mr. Pearson's compensation had features that resembled those of other chief executives.
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Here are 200 of the highest-paid chief executives in American business.
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What are the key points for boardrooms, chief executives, investors and governments?
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The chief executives of AOL, Sam's Club, Walgreens, Caterpillar, Visa and Care.
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The chief executives of both companies are likely to take the stand.
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It takes a swipe at the market's embrace of charismatic chief executives.
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It also made chief executives' jobs more uncertain, vulnerable to market downturns.
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His books and articles exposed penny-stock scammers and greedy chief executives.
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Currently, there are just four black chief executives at Fortune 500 companies.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chief executives balance two risks when drafting profitability targets.
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Yet at 290.3 of these companies, chief executives received raises in 23.3.
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Chief executives are leaving their posts at a record pace this year.
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French chief executives habitually cave in the face of such union protest.
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If anything, acquisitive chief executives should be given incentives to be skeptical.
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FEW CHIEF executives experience as hard a fall as Carlos Ghosn just has.
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Later in the month, the chief executives of SunEdison's two yieldcos stepped down.
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At least three major chief executives took up gun control after the shooting.
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Just six of IATA's 280 member airlines, or 2%, have female chief executives.
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Wednesday's gathering was attended by company executives but few, if any, chief executives.
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Elderly ex-chairmen and chief executives often wield considerable power even after retirement.
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Around that time, Marcelo Kalim and Roberto Sallouti were made co-chief executives.
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As an activist investor, Ackman frequently gives advice, sometimes unsolicited, to chief executives.
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Michigan: Chief executives had a 75% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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The challenge facing chief executives is compounded by the changes wrought by technology.
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Or maybe you ignored the advice of last year's most popular chief executives.
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Some senators criticized the companies for sending lawyers, not chief executives, to testify.
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Pop culture often gives chief executives a reputation for being old, white guys.
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Sales per square foot slumped, and the company churned through several chief executives.
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Chief executives offered federal assistance and inspirational words to those most in need.
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JPMorgan's leader, Jamie Dimon, is popping in, along with other financial chief executives.
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Two chief executives have been re-appointed, but neither served two full terms.
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But as most chief executives acknowledge, they are generally not the crucial factor.
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World Peace described working with everyone from a Subway employee to chief executives.
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The gymnastics federation has had three chief executives in less than two years.
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Among chief executives (72.9% male), women make about 80.5% of what men do.
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The chief executives of Equifax and Target were pushed out after data breaches.
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So, to America's chief executives: Don't spend it all on buybacks and bonuses.
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The schism between Mr. Trump and top chief executives could have meaningful implications.
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WeWork named two current executives, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, co-chief executives.
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Surgeons, physicians, and chief executives and legislators made the top of the list.
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Previous chief executives, including Mr. Murphy, have not been based in New York.
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But increasingly today's chief executives reject that advice which inherently favors male candidates.
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Trump has held numerous meeting with chief executives since taking office on Jan.
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We spoke with one of C-Span's two chief executives about its legacy.
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To date, the tenures of all chief executives have ended in ignominy or failure.
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Thomopoulos, one of two chief executives at Piraeus, was not immediately available for comment.
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Lots of chief executives try to make excuses for crises by blaming their staffers.
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Sparing their chief executives the prosecutorial onslaught didn't accomplish much in the optics department.
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As companies start to report earnings, chief executives are warning about this very trend.
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That means women represent less than 5 percent of chief executives in the group.
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Pay for chief executives has dramatically outstripped average earnings over the past two decades.
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That personal connection with chief executives of consumer-facing companies comes with higher expectations.
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At the same time, only 5 percent of Fortune 500 chief executives are women.
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Here's how much the U.S.'s five best-paid chief executives are pulling in.
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In the four years preceding Ms Mayer's arrival, Yahoo churned through three chief executives.
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This interpretation of presidential immunity allows chief executives literally to get away with murder.
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On Monday, for example, after public pressure from the chief executives of Intel, Salesforce.
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"As political leaders become weaker, chief executives have to become stronger," says Mr Benioff.
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A large number of prominent chief executives left their jobs or announced their departures.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chief executives at Britain's largest companies had a pay cut last year.
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Separately, Sonnenfield surveyed more than 120 chief executives at the Yale Summit on Dec.
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For most chief executives, all this would make 2017 a make-or-break year.
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Any one of these factors would usually be enough to give chief executives pause.
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Yildirim met the chief executives of Turkey's banks in the capital Ankara on Tuesday.
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If it emboldens other chief executives, the likes of Lazard and Moelis should benefit.
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Government assistance may be appreciated, but the chief executives insisted that it wasn't needed.
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While boards hold chief executives accountable, they remain far removed from actual workplace policies.
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That contrasts with how other tech chief executives have addressed crises at their firms.
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Voters have been more hesitant to choose women as chief executives, rather than legislators.
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Henry was succeeded by a series of chief executives from outside the Bloch family.
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In theory, such plans encourage chief executives to focus on creating value for shareholders.
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It has become a must-read for chief executives and policymakers around the globe.
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He disputed the idea that he doesn't give his chief executives room to operate.
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Woodrow Wilson reverted to Washington's model, setting the pattern for all modern chief executives.
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The combination of greatness and great weakness is fairly common among successful chief executives.
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The management or operation teams should be directly reporting to chief executives, he added.
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The chief executives of Amazon and Facebook have both taken shots at the candidate.
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The SEC requires companies to annually file the total compensation of their chief executives.
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And he convened several business advisory groups stacked with the nation's top chief executives.
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Both were considered potential chief executives before Mr. Hackett took the job in 2017.
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Dozens of chief executives from across the United States faced pressure over the meeting.
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Yet chief executives of the likes of Diageo and Danone must at least try.
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I.O. said, total compensation for chief executives rose about 6 percent, to $20163 million.
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Survey respondents were asked to rate their feelings toward chief executives of large corporations.
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How many chief executives base their strategy on theories gleaned from a management journal?
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"I think business chief executives tend to make better governors or mayors," he said.
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Security regulators count on companies and their chief executives to use social media carefully.
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Women represent less than 5 percent of chief executives in the S&P 500.
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Mr. Skeoch and Mr. Gilbert would become co-chief executives of the combined company.
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Thirty-eight of the chief executives that left their posts were from public companies.
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And he said that the tech giants' chief executives should have been testifying Tuesday.
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Trump had met with the chief executives of both Lockheed and Boeing on Wednesday.
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The chief executives of General Motors, Ford Motor, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, along with senior U.S. executives from Toyota Motor, Volkswagen, Hyundai Motor, Nissan Motor, Honda Motor, BMW, and Daimler will meet Trump, along with the chief executives of two auto trade groups.
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And while chief executives are among the highest-paid people in the country — the 200 chief executives on the Equilar list, almost all of them white men, were awarded some $4.4 billion last year — they are not alone in enjoying lavish pay.
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And lastly, even the best-performing chief executives must be subject to an expiry date.
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And yet the platforms' chief executives left the defense of their companies to their lawyers.
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Trump met in June with drone chief executives, including Kespry Inc, AirMap and Airspace Inc.
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But will that role really justify the $10m-plus salaries that chief executives often enjoy?
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The hiring of chief executives, television stars or top footballers, however, is a different matter.
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He still has to find the chief executives of many of the other Alphabet businesses.
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In October alone, it appointed new chief executives for Balenciaga, Christopher Kane and Bottega Veneta.
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Sources have said they include former chief executives Anshu Jain, Juergen Fitschen and Josef Ackermann.
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But (twist!) instead of reinstating Lucious, they want Cookie and Lucious as co-chief executives.
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Keith Skeoch and Martin Gilbert had been named co-chief executives of the combined entity.
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Fair Game Everybody knows that chief executives receive bounteous pay as a matter of course.
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PAUL WHITEToronto We are barraged by the left about the unconscionable salaries of chief executives.
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Incomplete as such ratios may be, chief executives will have to get used to them.
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An opinion article last Sunday about activism by chief executives misidentified Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook.
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Chief executives of all stripes have had to be extra cautious during the Trump presidency.
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In their place, Glenn Youngkin and Kewsong Lee would become the company's co-chief executives.
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That's why whenever there's trouble, you don't find our chief executives speaking up for us.
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N, said company chief executives had a productive meeting with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump.
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WeWork named two of its executives, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, as co-chief executives.
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Mr. Weil and Mr. Formica would serve as joint chief executives of the combined company.
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The first question has been bedeviling me as the list of departing chief executives lengthens.
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Both our chief executives and our president would do well to take them to heart.
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PARIS — Few luxury brand chief executives are likely to appear as cheerful as Cyrille Vigneron.
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Chief executives and world leaders have been calling me, too, requesting meetings on private planes.
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In the biopharma business, chief executives have also benefited from price jumps in prescription medicines.
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Though most of the Big 123's chief executives attended the meeting, Boren did not.
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Each week, David Gelles will be interviewing chief executives about leadership, values and personal histories.
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Like most chief executives, I sometimes chafe under the rules that govern a public company.
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Still, in all three eras, the left responded to reformist chief executives in similar ways.
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And even as some female chief executives head for the exit doors, others are entering.
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"That is a competitive advantage that many chief executives could learn from," Mr. Sorkin writes.
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So while Away now has two chief executives, it needs a new human resources chief.
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When the companies' chief executives came before Congress in December, they were grilled by lawmakers.
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Chief executives, on the other hand, had to deal with things at a trickier level.
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The groups warned the chief executives that there will be consequences to backing Saudi Aramco.
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And all Americans — chief executives included — are freer and safer thanks to an independent press.
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The latest confidence index from Business Roundtable, an association of chief executives, stands at 93.9.
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They face few of the pressures that the chief executives of public companies must juggle.
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Sensible mergers and acquisitions should be part of what chief executives are already paid for.
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Others attending the three-day forum include the chief executives of IBM, Google and Qualcomm.
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Persistent protectionist tensions between the United States, China and Europe are making chief executives nervous.
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Chief executives have nevertheless already been calling Goldman partners seeking access to the incoming administration.
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Mr. Kravis and Mr. Roberts, both 73, will remain co-chairmen and co-chief executives.
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The boys in my daughter's class are 19 times more likely to become chief executives.
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Chief executives at America's largest companies don't get paid the way the average worker does.
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Our senior correspondent on gender issues spoke to nearly two dozen chief executives, would-be chief executives, headhunters, business school deans and human resources professionals, and found that the problem was less about the pipeline and more about loneliness, competition and deeply rooted barriers.
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But America's chief executives have at times "performed unevenly in living up to those inspiring words".
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On average, women chief executives in the U.S. make $1,920 per week — approximately $99,840 a year.
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But borrowing some of the strategies from all these chief executives should help improve your chances.
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The industry's gender imbalance got even worse this year, with several departures of female chief executives.
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Chief executives and top athletes are driven by the desire to win and be the best.
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Chief executives are now exposed to all that the digital, connected world can throw at them.
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Meanwhile, the South Korean company shook up its senior management, replacing all three co-chief executives.
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Chief executives from local publishing groups have responded well to both efforts in statements to Axios.
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Yue, currently one of the HKMA's three deputy chief executives, will become chief executive on Oct.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The chief executives of several German blue-chip companies have discussed Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.
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At both, I interviewed over 30 global chief executives, world renowned economists, and Chinese policy experts.
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Multiple lawmakers expressed disappointment that the chief executives from the companies had not attended the hearings.
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Almost a decade ago Cisco was pushing $300,000 telepresence systems designed for chief executives and dealmakers.
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The Business Roundtable, an association of chief executives at major U.S. companies, had praised the bill.
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Its shares have outperformed under three consecutive female chief executives and a cohort of female directors.
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The Journal noted that the firm has had five chief executives since the beginning of 2016.
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Climate, cyber and geopolitical risks are what chief executives now worry about most, experts have said.
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Among companies that gave lavish packages to chief executives, other senior executives were also richly rewarded.
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Yet they clearly reflect a perspective driven by chief executives on practical, and effective, governance practices.
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"The plan was for Mark Read and Andrew Scott to be joint chief executives," he added.
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In 2012, nearly one-third of the chief executives had supported Mitt Romney, the newspaper reported.
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Today's chief executives do their best to contain their egos and, instead, project a modest image.
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In addition to nominating fewer women as directors, they appear to disproportionately target female chief executives.
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Even with news cycles turning increasingly sour for tech's chief executives, this week was a doozy.
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There are dozens of surveys of chief executives and others asking them how "confident" they feel.
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They want a pelt to hang on the wall, and celebrity chief executives are particularly attractive.
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Rather than chief executives shaping political discourse, however, our toxic political environment is dictating corporate strategy.
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Corporate success has similar consequences: Women who become chief executives divorce at higher rates than others.
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Weinstein), actors (Kevin Spacey), studio bigwigs (John Lasseter), directors (Brett Ratner) and chief executives (Leslie Moonves).
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Shortly after noon, Pence participates in a coronavirus briefing with chief executives from diagnostic laboratory companies.
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Mr. Loeb has shepherded in new chief executives at other companies, including Sotheby's and Baxter International.
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But America's chief executives still give almost three times as much to Republicans as to Democrats.
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Get more women in leadership positions, as lawmakers, chief executives and decision makers of all kinds.
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Of course, chief executives and their leadership teams have outsize salaries as well as outsize benefits.
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But many of its chief executives remain deeply skeptical of the president's policies, particularly on immigration.
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The schism between Mr. Trump and top chief executives is real, and could have meaningful implications.
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"I've heard from 24 chief executives in the past two days," Mr. Sonnenfeld said on Wednesday.
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Already, chief executives have been calling Goldman partners seeking access to Mr. Cohn and Mr. Mnuchin.
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"There's always the danger that chief executives will be used as photo ops," Mr. Sonnenfeld acknowledged.
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London (CNN)The chief executives of Barclays and Deutsche Bank have both been overhauling their banks.
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Meanwhile, the median value of stock awarded to those chief executives last year was $9.2 million.
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In 2018, the median tenure for chief executives fell to a historic low of five years.
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She has appeared at events with chief executives including Apple's Tim Cook and Alphabet's Sundar Pichai.
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August was the highest month total for CEO exits on record with 159 chief executives leaving.
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Mr. Trump, buttressed by his own contingent of chief executives from Dow Chemical, IBM and Salesforce.
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Everybody else has to cut costs, slash investments and cling on to cash, chief executives grumble.
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Many of the chief executives Mr. Trump met with have slashed domestic employment in recent years.
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For an executive who spent decades coaching chief executives through crises, it was a baffling disaster.
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Trump is hosting the chief executives for dinner at his golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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A president has less power than ever, in either a hard- power (legal/regulatory) or soft-power (cultural) sense, over American chief executives, let alone over the chief executives of multinationals based in France or China or other places where many U.S. employers make their headquarters.
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Others in Trump's manufacturing council include the chief executives of Johnson & Johnson, United Technologies, Intel and Arconic.
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Future leaders echo YPO member chief executives in looking for answers outside of government and political action.
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This strategy usually backfires with chief executives, since it makes a candidate seem less honest and trustworthy.
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New chief executives often want to maximize their control over the methodology used to create policy recommendations.
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Several dozen Saudi chief executives are expected to join him in touting investment opportunities in the kingdom.
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As if matters were not confusing enough for chief executives, the backlash can trigger its own backlash.
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Boards of directors can't be held responsible for chief executives who fail to control their animal urges.
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There have been chief executives-a-plenty lavishing praise on him both in public and in private.
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But others argue the presidential oath was designed to serve as a check on chief executives' power.
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The latest survey of leading chief executives by the Conference Board, a research group, shows confidence plunging.
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In that 2009 article, he encouraged Congress to pass legislation insulating chief executives from such legal proceedings.
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Those attending will include chief executives from sectors including manufacturing, retail, food and drink and financial services.
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Last month, the White House and tech chief executives held a security meeting in San Jose, Calif.
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Regulation was held to blame by some, while others, including incumbent chief executives, blamed short-term investors.
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Chief executives hope that the Trump surge will last for at least a couple of years longer.
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Only 6% of doctors, 12% of chief executives and 12% of journalists come from working-class backgrounds.
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The data do not adjust for employees' different roles, so chief executives are compared directly with secretaries.
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He said the two would make statements and then take questions from the chief executives and investors.
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Former Chief Executives Pietro Tali and Umberto Vergine are among the managers to be sent to trial.
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In the past, the family's vision for the company has conflicted at times with external chief executives.
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Activist investors like Blue Harbour have called on many chief executives to buy back their own stock.
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Staley responded "in effusive terms," the FT said, likely because of McFarlane's reputation for ousting chief executives.
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The tweet came a day after Trump met separately with the chief executives of Boeing and Lockheed.
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She held the role for 20 years, making her one of America's longest-serving female chief executives.
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The study also showed a dramatic increase in wages for chief executives in the past several decades.
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Mandatory shareholding for chief executives would force their personal interests to align with the companies they head.
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After all, the pay for chief executives and other highly paid people counts in those compensation numbers.
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I asked Trump's campaign for a list of prominent businesspeople and chief executives who have endorsed him.
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Among chief executives, persistent trade frictions, worldwide economic weakness and reports of labor shortages are sowing disquiet.
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" Mr. Rattner said that for many chief executives, "the choice is between this and no tax bill.
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Asked to describe their guests, staffers at Trump SoHo said they are chief executives, athletes and actors.
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A second source said the chief executives of U.S. shale companies of various sizes have been invited.
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But in her private conversations with about a dozen chief executives, it hasn't been a major concern.
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President-elect Trump is meeting with chief executives from many of Silicon Valley's largest tech titans today.
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Even so, the apparent contradiction between popular chief executives and rubbish working conditions reflects an uncomfortable truth.
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Chief executives from BP, Total, PetroChina, Shell, Vitol, Taiwan's PTT, Japan's JXTG, Korea's GS Caltex, and Inpex.
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Fink wrote that chief executives and boards should provide a strategic framework for long-term value creation.
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Overall, he placed ahead of such generally well-regarded chief executives as James Monroe and James Polk.
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But some of Italy's leading financial institutions, like UniCredit and Generali, have also hired French chief executives.
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"The sovereigns look risky," Blankfein said at a luncheon hosted by the Boston College Chief Executives Club.
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But Ms. Elting and Mr. Shawe stayed with the company as co-chief executives and co-owners.
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They will also train board members and chief executives on how to foster a more inclusive environment.
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Chief executives whizz around in corporate jets while their giant salaries pile up in offshore bank accounts.
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But Mr. Sloan is making quite a bit more than the chief executives of large regional banks.
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Last week, chief executives from seven US suppliers to Huawei met with Trump to discuss the restrictions.
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That's a responsibility I don't take lightly — but I need chief executives to take theirs seriously, too.
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But counsels' appearances on Capitol Hill also allowed the companies' chief executives to escape high-profile scrutiny.
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In contrast, the chief executives of companies that were hardest hit by the crash were predominantly male.
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The chief executive of Merck is one of only three black chief executives in the Fortune 24.
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Regardless of the individual visions for their brands, these new chief executives will change watches and watchmaking.
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" Mr. Rattner said that for many chief executives, "the choice is between this and no tax bill.
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Several prominent chief executives canceled plans to attend, along with ministers from Britain, France and the Netherlands.
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Corner Office Adam Bryant has interviewed 525 chief executives through his years writing the Corner Office column.
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Well, the percentage of female chief executives leading Fortune 500 companies is at an all-time high!
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The chief executives of big American companies were less sanguine, and many distanced themselves from Mr. Trump.
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The same committee currently chooses chief executives without putting them to a general vote of the population.
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FOIA was one of the first laws worldwide to attempt to force transparency on reluctant chief executives.
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Well over 100 chief executives approached Mr. Schwarzman and the Trump transition team angling to be included.
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Other chief executives who have departed their companies since Trump set up the council have also left.
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A succession of chief executives, most recently Marissa Mayer, tried but failed, and investor discontent was high.
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Glassdoor, a site where employees rank their companies, released its 2017 list of the top chief executives.
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Sasol's joint chief executives resigned late last year in a bid to restore confidence in the firm.
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The president took to Twitter, lacerating Mr. Frazier and attacking Merck, bluster that alienated more chief executives.
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Chief executives from Intel and Under Armour also resigned from the board; read their full statements here.
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Ells and Moran were co-chief executives from January 2009 until last December, when Moran stepped down.
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PiS has changed the majority of chief executives at state-owned companies, in some cases several times.
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Mr. Bezos is one of the few chief executives who joke about how much money they've lost.
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This month, 18 auto-company chief executives wrote a letter to Mr. Trump on the same issue.
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Chief executives often enjoy the hunt, and making a company larger tends to enhance paychecks and prestige.
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Some argued the chief executives should boycott the event to show their disdain for Mr. Trump's values.
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One friend who runs her own company said wellness checks should be a requirement for chief executives.
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Space habitat chief executives who spoke to CNBC at the time were optimistic about the president's proposal.
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The Deal Professor observes that for some chief executives, the answer is to buy up other companies.
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The president took to Twitter, lacerating Mr. Frazier and attacking Merck, bluster that alienated more chief executives.
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If this doesn't sound like the way good chief executives run their organizations, it's because it's not.
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The influence of the chief executives was particularly pronounced at firms that explicitly advocate for political campaigns.
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Oil companies aside, hardly any Western chief executives made it to the city once known as Petrograd.
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The changes are reminiscent of the revolving door of executives that took place under previous Twitter chief executives.
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Mr. Fink is asking chief executives and boards to provide detailed long-term plans for their shareholders too.
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And since there's no school for training chief executives, you never know exactly what you're going to get.
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The WEF's latest study also revealed that worries about technological risks were becoming increasingly common among chief executives.
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Three former Williams chief executives have also sent shareholders a letter recommending that they vote against the deal.
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But U.S. chief executives overall see even less economic confidence than business leaders in the beleaguered euro zone.
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And it's why he is also working hard to persuade other chief executives to take his ideas seriously.
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Plenty of American chief executives will tell themselves that Mr Trump, whatever his other manifest flaws, understands business.
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The study found that female C.E.O.s did not significantly underperform or overperform when compared with male chief executives.
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Chief executives wondering who may be after their job should look no further than their chief financial officer.
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Although chief executives publicly extol the broad benefits AI will bring, their main interest lies in cutting costs.
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Many corporations and chief executives including Tim Cook of Apple have joined the fight against the new law.
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The chief executives of both companies will be presenting at this week's closely watched CERAweek conference in Houston.
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But chief executives who don't figure out what their emotional triggers are can do a lot of damage.
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The complexity of English words and sentences isn't the only thing chief executives have changed over the years.
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When he meets the nation's top chief executives in person, he is a mix of charm and cajoling.
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A similar study by FactSet Research found that chief executives are also referencing Trump less on conference calls.
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Some 700,20043 copies of it encumber the bookshelves of MBA students, investors and chief executives around the globe.
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Yahoo churned through four chief executives in the three years before the hiring of Marissa Mayer in 2012.
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Yet one of the motor-racing world's gurus now spends much of his time talking to chief executives.
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Strong chief executives like FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, and LBJ contained him pretty well, but there was constant tension.
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The property investment manager appointed James Bury and Michael Flynn chief executives for Europe and Asia Pacific, respectively.
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The company's senior leadership has been in a state of flux, with three chief executives in three years.
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Such flagrant disparities — chief executives are paid tens of millions of dollars for running troubled companies — rile critics.
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The shooting prompted messages of support from technology chief executives including Apple's Tim Cook and Microsoft's Satya Nadella.
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Chief executives from the Business Roundtable have lobbied for more stringent regulation on "modernizing" the shareholder resolution process.
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Remember the days when a congressional grilling was pretty much a rite of passage for bank chief executives?
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Mark V. Hurd and Safra A. Catz, both chief executives at Oracle, manage the company's sales and finance.
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Pinault was also one of seven chief executives to sign the "One in Three Women" charter, WWD reports.
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He has feuded publicly with his children and cycled through a series of chief executives at his companies.
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Others attending the three-day forum include the chief executives of IBM Group , Google Inc and Qualcomm Inc.
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At mature companies that are struggling to generate growth, boards are showing less patience with mediocre chief executives.
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But the group said Ms. Haley's relationship with the three chief executives had "significant political and professional components."
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Among the country's 160 publicly traded companies, more chief executives are named "Thomas" (seven) than are women (three).
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Steep tax cuts for corporations and other enterprises have heaped plump windfalls on many investors and chief executives.
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It appears that chief executives have found themselves certain that whatever "uncertainty" exists isn't that uncertain after all.
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Today, less than 5 percent of America's roughly 6,500 hospitals are run by chief executives with medical training.
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One of the first celebrity U.S. chief executives, his autobiography made best-seller lists in the mid-1980s.
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In contrast to many hard-charging and brash tech chief executives, Mr. Silbermann has kept a low profile.
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As well as visiting villages, Mr. Kim tours financial capitals, hobnobbing with chief executives, bankers and fund managers.
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Ms. Davis sometimes sounded like a voice from Main Street when she questioned chief executives at shareholder meetings.
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He was among the first chief executives to criticize the president's travel and immigration ban in early 2017.
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Chief executives say they're optimistic about the economy and about the prospect of lower regulation and lower tax.
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But the top Democrat helming the probe says the committee still needs to hear from key chief executives.
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The announcement came after Mr. Senard hosted the chief executives of Nissan and Mitsubishi this week in Paris.
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Instead, he photographed some of its executives — starting on a path of producing many portraits of chief executives.
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These protest votes follow a decade in which chief executives have taken a bigger slice of corporate profits.
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In November, 148 chief executives left their posts, according to business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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Mr. Mathrani, whose appointment was announced on Saturday, replaces Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, the co-chief executives.
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Other deals involving chief executives with ties to Mr. Trump were announced during his visit to Saudi Arabia.
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Unlike Trump, most of our chief executives came to the job after having experience holding other public office.
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But the chief executives who spoke to CNBC were optimistic about what the proposal means for the future.
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Since 2011, Spark Networks has been led by a rotating array of chief executives — four over five years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai met Tuesday with the chief executives of Sprint Corp (S.
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European banks: The chief executives of Barclays and Deutsche Bank struck optimistic notes in earnings reports released Wednesday.
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Non-tech chief executives have been found mingling at technology conferences, trying to spot their next potential target.
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Dodd-Frank required major banks to reveal how much their chief executives makes compared to their average employee.
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And our chief executives need just 34 votes in the Senate to defend themselves against any impeachment charge.
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While I awaited Senate confirmation hearings that April, several chemical industry chief executives asked to meet with me.
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The value of intuition has long been touted by life coaches and chief executives who write leadership books.
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It's the first chance for investors to hear from chief executives since the market went haywire in December.
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But the Trump who greeted chief executives of Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, Merck, Eli Lilly, Celgene, and Amgen on Jan.
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According to BLS data, there were roughly 2228,000 women working as chief executives in the United States in 2017.
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Chief executives of 16 big companies sent a letter this month to lawmakers urging tax reform including border adjustment.
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The snubs from chief executives raised questions about Trump's ability to marshal the business community behind his policy goals.
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Cuban's comments come after major technology chief executives have warned about the impact of automation and AI on jobs.
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Development costs spiralled out of control, to $227 billion; three chief executives lost their jobs in succession that year.
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Back then, just 7% of government leaders, 15% of board members and around 3% of chief executives were female.
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He hopes to influence how chief executives discuss their companies' performance and goals in their annual letters to shareholders.
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Buffett said a "purchasing frenzy" binge by deal-hungry chief executives employing cheap debt has made that task difficult.
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Their political structures would change little, except that local "chief executives" would replace governors sent by the colonial powers.
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After all, without a degree of self-confidence, they would not have become chief executives in the first place.
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"I've been honouring my words with actions," Xi told a group of foreign chief executives in Beijing on Thursday.
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"I've been honoring my words with actions," Xi told a group of foreign chief executives in Beijing on Thursday.
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Earlier this year, the UN chief executives board, which represents 31 UN agencies, endorsed the decriminalization of drug possession.
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Whatever that may be, 10 chief executives have been recognized by Glassdoor as being highly-admired by their employees.
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Chief executives know the cost of throwing millions of people off insurance will be borne by taxpayers and employers.
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Participants also met behind closed doors with chief executives from 12 of the 15 biggest arms makers in Europe.
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Macquarie said last month its incoming and outgoing chief executives are expected to be named as suspects by prosecutors.
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Last year, 73.2 percent of newly appointed directors were current chief executives or chief financial officers, the report found.
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She is the latest in a series of chief executives to try — without much success — to turn around Yahoo.
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This helps chief executives increase the company's earnings per share, a measure of profits that shareholders focus on obsessively.
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In 2014, the four chief executives reporting to the media mogul John Malone were awarded a combined $20143 million.
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One hundred chief executives in manufacturing, retail, telecommunications and other sectors in Britain were interviewed for the KPMG survey.
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Few chief executives have actually made concrete moves to relocate their businesses, but this won't be the case forever.
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Chief executives from two trade groups, the American Cable Association and the Information Technology Industry Council, will also appear.
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Chief executives have laid down a new marker that substantially increases the emphasis on promoting diversity in corporate boardrooms.
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At Bain, Eckert evaluated potential new investments along with advising chief executives of existing portfolio companies, the memo said.
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Blockchain technology could soon revolutionize the global banking industry, according to the chief executives of two major European lenders.
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Mr. Redstone was thoroughly in control through National Amusements, having had five chief executives in the last two decades.
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Since 22, Mr. Reed has navigated the interests, and egos, of developers, chief executives, politicians, programmers, residents and artists.
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Mortimer Sackler, the middle son who was one of Purdue Pharma's chief executives, died in 2010 at age 93.
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Asked what particular aspects concerned her, she said issues including "chief executives' pay, as multiples of average workers' pay".
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American women are less likely than men to become equity partners at law firms, chief executives or tenured professors.
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John Kennedy has said he wants the chief executives of major social media companies to testify before Graham's subcommittee.
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Among the accused in CVM's filing are former Petrobras Chief Executives Maria das Gracas Foster and Jose Sergio Gabrielli.
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Several prominent chief executives canceled plans to attend the conference, along with ministers from Britain, France and the Netherlands.
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We'll also need to engage clergy members, community elders, entertainers, board members, stockholders, chief executives, more people like you.
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From venture capitalists to chief executives, the tech elite are favoring moderates like Mr. Buttigieg and Michael R. Bloomberg.
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She had addressed it to the board's president, Craig Huff, one of the chief executives of Reservoir Capital Management.
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Before long, Mr. Marchionne became closely watched as one of the fastest-moving chief executives in the auto industry.
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As a result, fewer than 5 percent of companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 now have female chief executives.
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Congressional testimony by Silicon Valley chief executives is rare, and their appearances have each set off a media circus.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. officials and German carmakers are preparing for a meeting of the chief executives of Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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But on Monday night, the chief executives of Intel and Under Armour also stepped down from the advisory groups.
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Six former top Lafarge officials, including two former chief executives, are being formally investigated under charges of financing terrorism.
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He said he speaks to roughly two dozen hiring managers and chief executives every week, and everyone is bullish.
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THE PRESIDENTS: Noted Historians Rank America's Best — and Worst — Chief Executives, by Brian Lamb, Susan Swain and C-Span.
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At a reception for U.S. chief executives, Mr. Trump talked up the prospect of even higher U.S. economic growth.
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And a new generation of chief executives is speaking out about moral and political issues in the Trump era.
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Of the Fortune 500 companies, just 24 had female chief executives in 2018, down from 32 a year earlier.
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Chief executives of some of the nation's biggest companies see investment, hiring and sales growth all slowing this year.
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China will remain a vital manufacturing hub, but chief executives say the trade war has prompted a fundamental reassessment.
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On Friday, the chief executives of the biggest automakers plan to meet with the president at the White House.
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Subsequent chief executives have all seemed wary of triggering any such demonstrations again, and Ms. Lam is no exception.
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If you look at photos of successful women — whether chief executives or actresses or politicians — they're all wearing lipstick.
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But "The President Is Missing" belongs to a long tradition of chief executives devouring thrillers, mysteries and detective stories.
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Yet comparing women and men with similar skills and talents, women were much less likely to become chief executives.
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Finally, late-night TV hosts pounced on President Trump after chief executives resigned en masse from two presidential councils.
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"Chief executives don't have the luxury of ventilating their personal political opinions, whatever they might be," Mr. Elson said.
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Hubble — and its founders and co-chief executives, Ben Cogan and Jesse Horwitz — saw an opportunity in the rule.
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In November alone, 148 chief executives left their posts, according to business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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He was seen as one of Australia's most successful chief executives in his 10 years of running Amcor Ltd.
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On Wednesday morning, chief executives moved to cut ties with the president who rose to fame as a businessman.
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A new poll shows consumers expect chief executives to proactively take steps on social issues, even before lawmakers do.
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Salman will also participate in a forum of American and Saudi chief executives to discuss developments in the kingdom.
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Notable extremely wealthy chief executives who did not appear include Tim Cook of Apple and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook.
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Instead, he has been followed by a string of chief executives comfortable with allowing him to be the exception.
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Wall Street chief executives have been fired before, but such an extensive reshuffling — suddenly removing nine directors — is unusual.
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The futurist and prolific author is the kind of thinker popular among chief executives and the TED Talk crowd.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chief executives from carmakers to consumer giants sound surprisingly similar when talking about the future.
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But in an unlikely twist, the chief executives they are trying to influence at two major companies are female.
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The list of industry titans gathered at the summit include the chief executives of CBS, Apple, IAC and Dell.
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Two current executives, Amazon vet Sebastian Gunningham and chief financial officer Artie Minson, will serve as co-chief executives.
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Among the accused in CVM's filing are former Petrobras chief executives Maria das Gracas Foster and Jose Sergio Gabrielli.
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Criticism of how much chief executives are paid has risen in recent years as their compensation has grown substantially.
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Disney has no mandatory retirement age for chief executives; the company's mandatory retirement age for board members is 74.
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If women choose to be chief executives and officeholders and columnists and doctors and partners in law firms, great!
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There has been too much focus on mildly offensive asides by male professors, on clueless comments by chief executives.
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World leaders and chief executives have converged in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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Chief executives and consumers are more confident than they have been in more than a decade, recent surveys show.
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World leaders and chief executives are converging in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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Women are the chief executives of just 4.8 percent of the 500 most profitable companies in the United States.
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Buffett said a "purchasing frenzy" binge by deal-hungry chief executives employing cheap debt has made that task difficult.
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He is hoping to influence how chief executives discuss their companies' performance and goals in their annual letters to shareholders.
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This is where the chief executives on the Milken panel showed an impressive grasp of how their role has evolved.
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American healthcare is great for chief executives of established healthcare companies and hopelessly expensive and frustrating for nearly everyone else.
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Now, this is a hard concept to admit for market analysts, chief executives, politicians, journalists and just about everyone else.
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Between 2002 and 2007 federal prosecutors convicted more than 200 chief executives, 50 chief financial officers and 13 vice-presidents.
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Trump disbanded two business councils on Wednesday after several chief executives quit in protest over his remarks on white nationalists.
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At any one time, around two-fifths of chief executives at Fortune 500 companies are likely to hold an MBA.
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Across the world, less than a fifth of bank board members and only 2% of bank chief executives are women.
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Currently only 15 percent of directors and 6.5 percent of chief executives at firms regulated by the FCA are women.
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The deal underscores Microsoft's embrace of open-source software under Satya Nadella, something that was unthinkable under previous chief executives.
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They are staying on as co-chairmen and co-chief executives but with less of a day-to-day role.
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Activist investors have recently become quicker to push out chief executives who they think are not up to the job.
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On Wednesday, Trump disbanded two business councils, with several chief executives quitting in protest over his remarks on white nationalists.
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Chairman Fani Titi and Hendrik du Toit — head of Investec's asset management business — have been picked as joint chief executives.
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The uncertainty resulting from technological changes is also making it hard for chief executives to plan ahead, Vista's Smith added.
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Immigration and climate change are two areas where chief executives and Texas's political leadership are not seeing eye to eye.
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The figures for 2015 suggest that the average pay for chief executives has been skewed by a few large increases.
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In letters to the companies' chief executives, Representative Peter DeFazio said both companies had declined to participate at the hearing.
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Chief executives of more than 80 companies including Apple, Facebook, and Bank of America signed a letter denouncing the bill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will have breakfast on Tuesday with the chief executives of General Motors Co (GM.
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The three chief executives will cross the Atlantic for a single scheduled meeting of less than an hour with Trump.
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Despite the pay cut, chief executives of FTSE 100 companies still took home 129 times more than their average employee.
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BUDAPEST - Banking conference with speakers including Hungarian central bank Deputy Governor Marton Nagy and chief executives of top Hungarian banks.
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It includes retired senior vice presidents, directors, regional presidents and at least two former chief executives, Aris Candris and Tritch.
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Many chief executives, for example, spoke out against President Donald Trump's attempts to temporarily ban travelers from some Muslim countries.
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The White House on Wednesday is hosting major chief executives who joined a Trump administration advisory board on workforce issues.
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None of the chief executives at the companies that caused the 6900 global financial crisis has been held fully accountable.
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" What's next: "I spent the last 72 hours calling and emailing a handful of chief executives to discuss these ideas.
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He and Mr. Nadella first met a couple of years ago at a conference for chief executives at Microsoft's headquarters.
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Most of the CEOs who exited last month, amounting to 85033 chief executives, ran companies in the government/nonprofit sector.
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The study found that women chief executives have made more than their male counterparts each of the last five years.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of chief executives that the music streaming service Tidal has had.
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If we are concerned about left-wing professors, shouldn't we also be concerned about conservative chief executives of big corporations?
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Big corporate leaders, including the chief executives of Starbucks and Wendy's, have fretted about a tougher climate for American companies.
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Teneo is a sprawling international company that provides strategic advice to chief executives from some of the country's largest companies.
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Commiserations: You have missed the cut for the 2017 list of chief executives rated most highly by their own staff.
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A succession of chief executives, the latest being the Google veteran Marissa Mayer, have failed to find an effective answer.
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But none of these firms' chief executives have taken up the public fight against short-termism that Mr. Fink has.
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It also asked the chief executives of Google and Twitter to testify at the April 10 hearing on data privacy.
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She said the chief executives of both companies had contacted her about their plans "very professionally" before announcing the deal.
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In November, chief executives attending a conference in Washington were asked if they would "increase capital investment" after the reform.
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We've seen this phenomenon in the outlandish salaries paid to top chief executives and in the public enthusiasm for them.
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Even the chief executives of coal companies agree that Mr. Pruitt can only do so much to restore the industry.
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The current group of chief executives is more "focused on cost-cutting and not just building fancy toys," he said.
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To their credit, chief executives seem to be learning that they now have to sell their deals beyond Wall Street.
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Foreign diplomats have been photographed entering the home, and the chief executives of Walmart and General Motors have grazed there.
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The clinics that serve women are run by 223 regional affiliates with their own chief executives and human resources policies.
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Analysts and investors are taking a wait-and-see approach to Mattel, given its merry-go-round of chief executives.
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Tax cuts exploded wealth inequality and destroyed any sense that workers and chief executives both benefited from a company's success.
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Chief executives didn't try to earn every last dollar — and the incomes of their workers rose at a healthy rate.
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When chief executives invest a portion of their fortunes, it can strengthen the alignment between the top executive and shareholders.
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Other signatories to the letter were the chief executives of Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Hawaiian Airlines and Atlas Air Worldwide.
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Other signatories to the letter were the chief executives of Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Hawaiian Airlines and Atlas Air Worldwide.
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He implored other chief executives in a letter earlier this year to be more thoughtful about their roles in society.
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But a look at some of the country's top chief executives, we find that they are described as listeners first.
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With so much uncertainty, some chief executives say they are afraid of having too much capital invested in their business.
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Two hundred top chief executives founded the Roundtable in 1972 after years of watching the business community's public image decline.
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WeWork's descent highlights the dangers of throwing money at inexperienced chief executives who say they can upend long-established industries.
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In that case he impersonated company chief executives and convinced unsuspecting employees to send money for bogus, top-secret operations.
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Mr. Stack noted that measures of confidence among small businesses, chief executives and consumers are at or near record levels.
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However, the central bank has been firm that chief executives of private banks must retire at the age of 70.
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That would bode well for chief executives and boards nervous about what the new White House resident has in store.
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Speakers include chief executives of big investment banks like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America and asset managers like Blackstone.
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In November, 148 chief executives left their posts, and only five more need to depart for 2019 reach the record.
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So too are the chief executives of telecoms group Orange, Societe Generale bank and the former boss of insurer AXA.
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In February, Warren Buffett was asked on CNBC about some chief executives distancing their businesses from the National Rifle Association.
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The next day, the chief executives of 14 Dallas-based companies — including corporate giants like American Airlines, AT&T Inc.
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As head of Nissan, Mr. Ghosn was one of only a handful of foreign chief executives of a Japanese company.
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Some chief executives have celebrated the appointment, confident Mr. Puzder will run a very different Labor Department from his predecessors.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank's chief executives have resumed talks over a potential merger, Focus magazine reported on Friday.
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Common Sense Having reached the top of a major corporation and amassed a fortune, chief executives often wonder: What's next?
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But between Mr. Trump and the investor class, chief executives may be cornered more than ever, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes.
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Several state legislatures have recently considered bills structured to reward companies with narrower pay gaps between chief executives and workers.
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"I try to encourage chief executives worldwide to make sure that there's as much flexibility in the workplace as possible."
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To answer this question, we sought input from three chief executives who've developed standout boards with an eye toward diversity.
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This is why 80 percent of chief executives believe their company is approaching sustainability as a route to competitive advantage.
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Their chief executives said the companies were moving forward separately in the best interests of their customers, employees and investors.
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Breton's discussions were with chief executives of Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telecom Italia, Telefónica, Vodafone and GSMA, the industry trade body.
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The change in Corbat's pay compares with annual raises of 5 to 20 percent for other Wall Street bank chief executives.
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Even with his pay raise, Mr. Moynihan remains on the lower end of the compensation scale among Wall Street chief executives.
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U.S. CEO optimism was in lockstep with the global composite of chief executives, according to the latest YPO Global Pulse survey.
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Trump has picked two chief executives of major U.S. companies, a former Goldman partner and a billionaire investor for his Cabinet.
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In February, Baidu received an offer for its 80.5 percent stake in iQiyi from the chief executives of the two firms.
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Deloitte, a consultancy, quizzes over 500 chief executives round the globe every three years to rank countries on their manufacturing prowess.
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Ackman, an activist investor who makes a living by pushing companies to perform better, has a reputation for firing chief executives.
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Pay scales borrowed from the bureaucracy mean chief executives get paid around $50,000, pushing the brightest sparks to the private sector.
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So here is a tip for chief executives: be nice to the front-line staff and your bonus might be bigger.■
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CHIEF EXECUTIVES OF SWEDENS ERICSSON AND FINLANDS NOKIA TO MEET GERMAN CHANCELLOR ANGELA MERKEL FOR TALKS NEXT WEEK GERMAN GOVT SOURCE
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Chief executives have long earned some of the largest paychecks in America, but at what point does their compensation defy reason?
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Mr Polman has been one of the most interesting and distinctive chief executives of a large multinational anywhere in the world.
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POSCO was privatised in 2000, but chief executives have previously been replaced when a new administration takes office, local media reported.
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Chris Knight and Laura Mason have been promoted to chief executives of LGR Retail and LGR Institutional, respectively, the firm said.
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Cornelius Baur, the German boss of McKinsey, a consultancy, puts some of German firms' mishaps to chief executives' poor communication strategy.
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Employment: 41% of chief executives said they expect employment at their company to increase, down 5 percentage points from last quarter.
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Standard Bank in 2013 appointed Tshabalala and Ben Kruger as joint chief executives after long-time boss Jacko Maree stepped down.
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More than two dozen chief executives, led by Andrew Liveris of Dow, a chemicals colossus, joined Mr Trump's manufacturing advisory council.
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The chief executives of FTSE 100 companies were paid £5.48 million on average in 2015, 10 percent higher than in 2014.
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Yue, currently one of the HKMA's three deputy chief executives, will succeed Norman Chan, who has completed two five-year terms.
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POSCO was privatized in 2000, but chief executives have previously been replaced when a new administration takes office, local media reported.
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In July, seventeen U.S. lawmakers urged the chief executives of Facebook and Google to resist changes stipulated by the new law.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - There's a time-honored tradition for new chief executives to start the job with a kitchen-sinking.
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But Crunchbase data shows that most startup chief executives have an advanced degree, commonly from a well-known and prestigious university.
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Strategy& has been collecting data on the chief executives of the world's top 2,500 public companies for more than 15 years.
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Just six percent of chief executives of FTSE 100 companies, the biggest firms listed on the London Stock Exchange, are women.
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Artie Minson, chief financial officer, and Sebastian Gunningham, vice chairman, currently serve as the co-chief executives of The We Company.
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Lawyers say chief executives and boards are already asking more-detailed questions about potential contracts and will continue to do so.
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Hong Kong's four post-handover chief executives have all been chosen by a small election committee stacked with pro-Beijing loyalists.
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In the evening, Mr. Obama and Ms. Merkel hosted a dinner for 29 chief executives of major American and German companies.
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From the payments industry, Hans Morris and Joseph W. Saunders, both former chief executives of Visa, are among the prominent names.
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Meanwhile, the chief executives of PepsiCo and Coca-Cola have both said that they are keeping an eye on the trend.
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The financial sub-index slipped 0.2 percent after chief executives of Australia's largest lenders appeared before a parliamentary hearing on Friday.
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More than ever, albeit not proportionate to their share of the population, women are chief executives and hold major public offices.
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This has pushed up the value of stock options held by many American chief executives, Tim McLaughlin and Ross Kerber report.
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Finally, the bank made Mr. Sallouti and Marcelo Kalim co-chief executives and moved Mr. Arida to preside over the board.
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"The shale energy revolution will unleash massive wealth for America," he told an audience of chief executives from the energy industry.
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The Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) found that, for full-time chief executives, women's earnings were 79.5 percent of men's.
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In a tweet Thursday afternoon, Blankfein, an American, said that in the U.K. many chief executives were wanting a confirmation vote.
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Chief executives on his trip include those from Boeing, Cheniere Energy, Texas LNG Brownville, DowDuPont, and the U.S. Soybean Export Council.
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Whether he was heatedly pursuing an acquisition or churning through chief executives, there was never much doubt about what he wanted.
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Across all these areas and more, the states and their chief executives have a crucial role to play in American politics.
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Mr. Blankfein, though, achieves a 93 percent approval rating and regularly makes it into the 100 highest-rated US chief executives.
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This sounds plausible, though I think it overstates the extent to which frontline workers care about how their chief executives lead.
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Equipped with the Executive Seating package, it pampers chief executives with a removable Samsung tablet that controls entertainment and iDrive features.
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Televisa Vice President Alfonso de Angoitia and Chief Financial Officer Bernardo Gomez will take over as co-chief executives, Televisa said.
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One of the nation's most powerful black chief executives is breaking his silence after publicly sparring with President Trump last year.
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At a public hearing last week, Ms. Waters grilled the chief executives of several banks about their business dealings in Russia.
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It found that compensation for chief executives at the top 350 American firms was about 300 times more than their employees.
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A Business Roundtable survey of chief executives released Tuesday showed a slight drop in projected hiring for the next six months.
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Washington state Governor Jay Inslee said he supported unions, noting the huge disparity in wages between chief executives and line workers.
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Oracle awarded each of its two co-chief executives payouts of $108 million and gave its chairman, Larry Ellison, slightly more.
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Now, as the country's sex discrimination commissioner, she knew chief executives who were emphatic about gender equity, in pay and promotion.
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But at a privacy conference in Washington on Thursday, he described the "big trade-offs" in naming chief executives in complaints.
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Among the 160 companies of that group that revealed pay ratios, the median compensation for chief executives was also $17.5 million.
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But it is also a testament to the staying power of chief executives whose fates are weighed by handpicked board members.
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So here is a tip for chief executives: be nice to the front-line staff and your bonus might be bigger.
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DeFazio and Pelosi were to speak by phone with a group of airline chief executives later in the day, Hammill added.
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But this year, the number of female chief executives declined 25 percent, according to Fortune's 2018 list, which was published Monday.
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Other speakers on the agenda included the chief executives of Saudi Aramco, BP, ConocoPhillips, Equinor, Occidental Petroleum and Royal Dutch Shell.
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Trump had appeared in the Cabinet Room earlier in the day with the chief executives of major banks to urge calm.
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The rise of activist investors and technological change has led to a decline in the tenure and dominion of chief executives.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the day on which some chief executives discussed withdrawing from a presidential advisory group.
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WASHINGTON, June 19 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will meet with the chief executives of technology companies including Apple Inc and Amazon.
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They vote on compensation packages for chief executives, nominate board members and meet with management to express opinions on business strategy.
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Opinion It's not often that you see liberal commenters and progressive activists cheering for the chief executives of giant multinational corporations.
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Bank chief executives plan to meet with the banking regulator in Abuja on Thursday to discuss the charges, the sources said.
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Mr. Dimon ranked 25th in a 2016 survey of the best-compensated chief executives by Equilar for The New York Times.
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Even such barely remembered former chief executives as Millard Fillmore, John Tyler and Chester Arthur command the reverence of the audience.
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The teenage years aren't always the smoothest, and life was no different for four of the world's most successful chief executives.
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Last month, chief executives of both the telecom networks requested the Indian government give them more time to pay the fine.
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It is TPG Growth, a private equity firm where James Coulter is one of the chief executives — not Mr. Coulter himself.
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In 2017, Ross met with the chief executives of Chevron, even though his wife owned a substantial investment in the company.
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Speaking to a group of 19 chief executives of foreign multinationals in Beijing on Thursday, Premier Li Keqiang reiterated those promises.
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Late Wednesday, chief executives received a new missive from Mr. Fink that will almost certainly stir up an even louder debate.
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It said that pay for chief executives at the top 350 American firms were about 300 times more than their employees.
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Still, chief executives say the trade war has prompted a fundamental reassessment of China as the dominant place to make things.
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But after years of biting their tongues, believing their ranks would swell if they simply worked hard, many senior women in business are concluding that the barriers are more deeply rooted and persistent than they wanted to believe, according to interviews with nearly two dozen chief executives, would-be chief executives, headhunters, business school deans and human resources professionals.
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This might suggest protective behavior by chief executives in those industries, because the market is clearly not valuing their decision to save.
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European markets contracted in mid-afternoon trade after President Trump described drug prices as "astronomical" during a meeting with pharmaceutical chief executives.
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Finance minister Osborne told parliament he planned to meet the chief executives of Britain's biggest banks on Tuesday to discuss future action.
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Two-thirds of chief executives expected to increase sales in the next year, while just 7 percent expected a decline in revenues.
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Barra didn't take long to show she wasn't going to follow the "business as usual" path taken by past GM chief executives.
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A KPMG survey of 100 chief executives found three-quarters of company bosses were considering moving operations abroad following the Brexit vote.
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Median compensation for 132 chief executives of S&P 500 companies hit $12.4 million last year, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Chris Knight and Laura Mason have also been promoted to chief executives of LGR Retail and LGR Institutional, respectively, the firm said.
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American companies spend around $15bn a year in leadership development, but there is little, if any, training for public-sector chief executives.
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In conversations over the last several months with chief executives and other business leaders, the discussion invariably turns to the presidential election.
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Around 5% of chief executives (a male-dominated profession) are deemed to be narcissistic, compared with just 1% of the general population.
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Earlier this week, several chief executives quit Trump's two business advisory groups in protest, resulting in the president disbanding the groups altogether.
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Senator John Thune said in letters to the chief executives made public on Tuesday that he had sought staff briefings by Oct.
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It is rare for Japan's top banks to change chief executives before they serve out their traditional four- to six-year terms.
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He said that he and Mr. Brin would be responsible for picking those chief executives, monitoring their progress and determining their pay.
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Nordic banks make bonny returns—although both Danske Bank and Swedbank, beset by money-laundering scandals, have sacked their chief executives recently.
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Each counts close to 150 known alum among chief executives of startups that raised $1 million or more over the past year.
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A top committee in the House has asked chief executives from the biggest internet companies to testify about net neutrality in September.
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In this uncharted territory—predicted by few and now reality for all—how can chief executives transform today's challenges into tomorrow's opportunities?
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At the very least, the hearings — sometimes featuring testimony from major chief executives — can ultimately shape public opinion about the companies' plans.
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The chief executives of IBM, Microsoft and Cisco were brought into Monday's private sessions with the leaders to help make the point.
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The new body's board includes high-profile chief executives, such as Indra Nooyi of Pepsico Inc and Ajay Banga of Mastercard Inc.
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Massa accompanied Macri to the World Economic Forum in Davos where the pair put on a united front before multinational chief executives.
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In the United States, just three of the chief executives in the Fortune 500 of leading companies are openly gay or lesbian.
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The bulk of India's problem debt is with state-run banks, where chief executives do not typically serve for beyond three years.
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But more frequently he is the Andrew Dice Clay of chief executives: irresponsible and anxiety-provoking without much regard for the consequences.
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Whole Foods settled the New York City probe for $500,000, following apologies from former co-Chief Executives John Mackey and Walter Robb.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will meet on Wednesday with the chief executives of eight large retailers, including Target Corp (TGT.
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The same month, chief executives of 20123 companies signed a letter urging the U.S. Senate to pass a bill mandating background checks.
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Chief executives of major British corporations believe "Brexit" - a British exit from the EU - is the biggest political threat to the economy.
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When Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel jetted off to China in September, she took with her a large delegation of German chief executives.
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More than 90 chief executives, including Timothy D. Cook of Apple and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, have objected to the new law.
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Political meddling hurts, he says, as when ministers rather than boards pick chief executives—who cannot be sacked however badly they perform.
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Representative Mick Mulvaney, Republican of South Carolina, acknowledged that he did not typically criticize chief executives for seeking to make a profit.
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The approval ratings of chief executives at major companies around the world have been released today by a job recruitment website Glassdoor.
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WeWork will name two current execs, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, as co-chief executives, according to a statement from the company.
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Companies whose chief executives also preside over their boards argue that having a lead independent director achieves the necessary balance of power.
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Two major technology chief executives are joining Bill Gates and Warren Buffett's pledge to use the majority of their wealth for philanthropy.
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Chief executives from 145 US corporations have signed a letter to the US Senate urging dramatic and urgent action on gun control.
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Its graduates include politicians, chief executives, influential scholars and spiritual leaders like Billy Graham, an anthropology major in the class of '215.
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The 22004 biggest U.S. shale producers paid their chief executives $23 billion over the past decade despite shareholder returns of 22 percent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Wednesday is hosting major chief executives who joined a Trump administration advisory board on workforce issues.
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The gymnastics federation has had two chief executives since Penny resigned under pressure in March 2017, and both were also forced out.
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But a lot of them seem to be talking about it, and I've discussed the idea with several chief executives recently. Why?
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Other band members are also chief executives, he said, and the group has played charity events and once opened for Lady Antebellum.
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There has been significant turnover atop the organization in the last two years, as its last three chief executives resigned under pressure.
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Recent appointments have included the group's first female watch-brand chief executives, Chabi Nouri at Piaget and Catherine Rénier at Jaeger-LeCoultre.
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But two of Deutsche Bank's chief executives — as well as numerous other senior executives — knew about and at times aided the relationship.
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Even half of chief executives experience loneliness (it can be lonely at the top), a state that can adversely affect job performance.
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Chief executives were named in 111 of the 127 fraud cases, and chief financial officers were identified in 108 of the cases.
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Vestager's reappointment will also grab the attention of chief executives, investment bankers and politicians who favour mergers to create European industrial champions.
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And while we're at it, could everyone agree to drop the predictable questions about how female chief executives juggle family and work?
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Jack Dorsey has just lost a powerful privilege enjoyed by only a tiny group of chief executives: the status of being untouchable.
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ZURICH (Reuters Breakingviews) - The reward for successful American chief executives who retire is that they get to become chairman of the board.
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Nor can we wait for bad press and shareholder class actions to force out negligent chief executives responsible for cultures of inequality.
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The investigation could look into the two French Chief Executives of the biggest Italian bank and Italy's top insurer, the report added.
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But as Mr. Trump continues to lash out at critics, the chief executives are facing questions about standing by the marred administration.
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But as Mr. Buffett pointed out, these chief executives are missing the bigger issue — the one that should be their Holy Grail.
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The meeting with nearly 20 chief executives comes as the White House pushes to shrink government, cut federal employees and eliminate regulations.
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Walden sent invitations to the chief executives of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google parent company Alphabet, Verizon, AT&T, Comcast and Charter Communications.
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More broadly, the country's chief executives find themselves in an unusual and unexpected position with an incoming Republican administration — on the defensive.
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While its results were partly attributable to investment decisions, the endowment has also had a series of chief executives come and go.
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During a Tuesday hearing, she and other members grilled chief executives from the three leading consumer credit firms: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
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Mr. Macron nevertheless sought to build on France's momentum on Wednesday, when he convened 60 tech chief executives for meetings in Paris.
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Publicly traded companies in the U.S. are now required to disclose how their chief executives' compensation compares with the pay of employees.
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But the room truly came together for the Cecil B. DeMille award speech from Tom Hanks, one of Hollywood's unelected chief executives.
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The decisions by chief executives to take a stand on gun control appear to reflect the opinions of many of their customers.
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The most recent study of Fortune 500 executives shows that the University of Wisconsin produced the most chief executives in the country.
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The 22004 biggest U.S. shale producers paid their chief executives $28.6 billion over the past decade despite shareholder returns of 1.7 percent.
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Bank chief executives met with the central bank on Thursday to discuss the liquidity implication of the withdrawal from the banking system.
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But he needed more, and so he asked some of the chief executives he bumped into at the show to help out.
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J.P. Morgan chief Jamie Dimon serves as chairman of the BRT, a group of chief executives representing nearly 200 major U.S. corporations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and the administration's top trade official met with the chief executives of General Motors (GM.
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Executives have always been paid well, but nothing close to the 300 to 1 pay ratio separating chief executives from workers today.
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I've seen headlines and heard major food company and food retail chief executives use this phrase while speaking on the national stage.
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Chief executives of several banks were summoned by parliament's finances committee on Tuesday to explain recent increases in fees for various services.
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Speaking with corporate chief executives last week, Mr. Trump said he aims to cut the number of federal regulations by 75 percent.
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Four of the unit's board members as well as the chief executives of both TerraForm Power and TerraForm Global resigned in November.
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That's the price chief executives pay for their high compensation — in Mr. Kleinfeld's case as much as $18 million in recent years.
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Recently, this rule has been discarded as chief executives have been drawn into taking stands on inequality, the culture wars and climate.
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Male chief executives of Fortune 500 companies brag at Davos, Switzerland, about their healthy pipeline of women headed for the C-suite.
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In addition to chief executives of blue-chip companies, Mr. Berger advised political leaders including Helmut Kohl, the long-serving German chancellor.
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Onstage, he cultivates a grandfatherly mien, bragging about how much money the chief executives of his portfolio companies made for Baron shareholders.
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The annual Davos gathering of world leaders, chief executives and non-governmental agencies has long embraced globalization, free trade and liberal values.
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Senator John Thune said in letters made public on Tuesday to the company's chief executives that he had sought staff briefings by Oct.
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Among the list of the ad's endorsers are chief executives from Yelp (YELP), Slack, Tinder, H&M (HNNMY), and food delivery app Postmates.
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He'll sign his actions following a planned meeting with US chief executives, including bosses at JPMorgan Chase, Blackstone, IBM, Tesla and General Motors.
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In others, they're encouraging chief executives to retire, and then placing themselves in the middle of the search process for the next leader.
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Two chief executives left TIM after clashing with Vivendi and the French influence also led to confrontations with the Italian government in Rome.
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A 2016 study from researchers at Stanford showed that the fallout from chief executives behaving badly, but not unlawfully, was large and lasting.
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Billionaires all, they are at or well past the age when chief executives of public companies move on, either by choice or force.
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Roughly one-third of chief executives surveyed by PricewaterhouseCoopers were "very confident" in their ability to spur growth in their companies in 2016.
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Aside from America's most-loved chief executives, Glassdoor broadened its annual list out to the likes of Canada and some countries in Europe.
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Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc and Airbus SE chief executives said they could start stockpiling inventory as the companies prepare for a hard Brexit.
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Executive turnover was a leading indicator of its decline; before Ms Mayer was hired it went through four chief executives in three years.
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In that effort it has squandered talent and money and run through more chief executives than you'd find at a Brooks Brothers sale.
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The move came after more corporate chief executives who had been members of the panels said they would no longer serve on them.
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As a result of the misleading claims, Purdue and several of its chief executives paid more than $600 million in fines in 2007.
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They replace three outgoing chief executives at Samsung to oversee operations of its enormous businesses in the absence of the founding family members.
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For example, in America women owned 36% of businesses in 2012, and since 2008 they have comprised about a quarter of chief executives.
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China even promised that the chief executives would eventually be elected by "universal suffrage", though its exact meaning in this context is unclear.
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Their chairmen and chief executives wrote to the federal government asking for an inquiry to end uncertainty and "restore trust, respect and confidence".
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Trump will meet with chief executives from American Airlines , United Airlines, JetBlue Airways, FedEx Corp, Qatar Airways and Atlas Air, the official said.
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In January, longtime chief executive Emilio Azcarraga was succeeded by Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gomez, who are serving as co-chief executives.
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Still, Beijing maintains the right to select candidates for the post of Hong Kong chief executives, as well as for the legislative council.
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The chief executives of Adidas and Spain's Inditex are among the heavyweight non-executive directors that the Swiss giant is proposing to appoint.
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All of this is sure to become more grist for the reported feud between former GE chief executives Jack Welch and Jeff Immelt.
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Here's a news flash for Official Washington: President Trump could be one of the most consequential chief executives to occupy the Oval Office.
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By and large though, these chief executives majored in the STEM (or science, technology, engineering and math) fields before climbing the corporate ladder.
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The staggering price increases, however, have prompted warnings from central bankers, bank chief executives and other investors that it has reached bubble territory.
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That is one reason why, at board level, directors seem to have wide discretion to adjust chief executives' bonuses for non-financial performance.
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If, instead, it continues to sacrifice our livelihoods to enrich a few chief executives, we will fight tooth and nail to defeat it.
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The median pay among the chief executives overseeing the companies whose boards had more gender diversity was $5003 million last year, Equilar found.
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And at First Data, where Mr. Bisignano received the sixth-highest total compensation among chief executives last year, his deputies fared well, too.
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Square Feet Activist investors like Carl C. Icahn and William A. Ackman know how to rattle the cages of Corporate America's chief executives.
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Paulo Rogêrio Caffarelli and Gueitiro Genso, the chief executives of Banco do Brasil and Previ, respectively, discussed the matter recently, the people added.
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WeWork has met with the chief executives of investment banks Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase to discuss the debt offering, the source said.
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Other chief executives taking part Tuesday include consultant EY, Boston Consulting Group, the Cleveland Clinic and Global Infrastructure Partners, an infrastructure investment fund.
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DealBook In conversations over the last several months with chief executives and other business leaders, the discussion invariably turns to the presidential election.
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In statements accompanying the reports, the chief executives of both companies discounted the impact of the energy selloff and highlighted Texas' growth potential.
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Mr. Braunstein and Mr. Woolery appointed a group of 14 current and former corporate chief executives to be members of its advisory board.
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Representation of racial minorities remains weak among chief executives, however, and 42% of American workers say they have experienced racism on the job.
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On earnings calls in October, analysts asked bank chief executives how the research model would change, effectively checking in on their own jobs.
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Glassdoor's analysis of its own data suggests highly rated chief executives are more common at companies that have a lower work-life balance.
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With industry revenue in a rut because of low interest rates, volatile markets and nervous chief executives, there is little sign of improvement.
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Rossi took over the executive role from co-chief executives Nathan Wolfe and Robert Mann, though Nathan still remains involved with the company.
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Harvard Business Review (HBR) released its annual CEO 100 list of the top chief executives globally — notably, Jeff Bezos didn't make the cut.
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From Starbucks' racial bias training to the Dick's assault weapon ban, chief executives have been taking stands on social issues for several years.
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Companies that Elliott has set its sights on have ended up replacing their chief executives after the hedge fund gained a board seat.
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Only 503 percent of the chief executives of Fortune 500 companies are women, and only two are minorities: one Asian and one Hispanic.
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That firepower is why SoftBank's name tends to strike fear, envy and longing into the hearts of investors and start-up chief executives.
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In letters to chief executives of the four companies, the bipartisan group of committee leaders said the investigation will focus on three elements.
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Chief executives professed confidence that their earnings would continue apace, while economists and investors talked about the prospect of a recession in 2020.
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But chief executives do — and Mr. Ghosn had a reputation for rewarding good performance and expecting to be rewarded for his job performance.
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Chief executives and board members looking to fend them off need to add softener to their pride and starch to their corporate plans.
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At a private dinner with Mr. Trump, one of Oracle's co-chief executives, Safra A. Catz, discussed the contract, Bloomberg reported last year.
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But really, how do you put a price on a warhead that chief executives can use to project power at a moment's notice?
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Our last two chief executives recognized that they needed to make efforts along these lines, but with exceptions — George W. Bush after Sept.
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Michele Buck is the latest in a succession of chief executives to lead the company, and the fourth in the last 12 years.
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Over the years, he has often been present at OPEC meetings or at the minister's side in parlays with oil company chief executives.
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The task of completing a transition to cloud computing will be left to two new co-chief executives, Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein.
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The state is known for its Gold Coast, populated with chief executives and hedge fund billionaires and specked with mansions on spacious estates.
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Bob Moritz, chair of PwC International, told CNBC Monday that chief executives see climate-related issues as an opportunity, rather than a challenge.
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Overt sexism may also play a role, including concerns about how public markets or investors will react to first-time female chief executives.
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In October, the company said its joint chief executives will step down after a review of challenges facing its U.S. ethane cracker project.
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The chief executives of AT&T and Time Warner were grilled at the hearing about a range of issues related to the deal.
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That election committee is dominated by pro-establishment corporate interests, and the chief executives they have selected have always been loyal to Beijing.
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A record number of chief executives left their positions this year, according to a report from career tracking firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas.
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On Wednesday, the Business Roundtable, an organization of corporate chief executives, said its members' economic outlook had fallen sharply in the third quarter.
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He also met chief executives of the Big Three U.S. automakers to push for more cars to be built in the United States.
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"The number of chief executives who announced their departures in 6203 was staggering," Challenger Vice President Andrew Challenger said in a press release.
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He made the comments during a question-and-answer session at a lunch in Boston sponsored by the Boston College Chief Executives Club.
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It would be easy for you, and other chief executives, to argue that controlling the gun violence epidemic is Washington's responsibility, not yours.
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It would be easy for you, and other chief executives, to argue that controlling the gun violence epidemic is Washington's responsibility, not yours.
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But members of minorities make up only 250% of chief executives at those organizations, only 299% of artistic directors, 173% of board chairs.
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Chief executives began explicitly talking about their companies' "purpose" — not just in high-minded mission statements but in government filings and investor reports.
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After rising with Mr. Trump's election, optimism among chief executives peaked early in his tenure and has dropped by 50 percent since then.
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These estimates include salaries, bonuses, restricted stock grants, cashed-in company stock, and other forms of compensation for chief executives at those firms.
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In addition, the Argentines used their Swiss visit to meet with bank chief executives to lay the groundwork for expanding the country's dollar reserves.
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The speculation came a day after Trump disbanded two business councils, with several chief executives quitting in protest over his remarks on white nationalists.
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On Wednesday, the chief executives of several retailers, including Target and Best Buy, are heading to Washington to make their case against the tax.
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He also was shown facing the kind of real-life crisis and accountability to which chief executives are subject and legislators generally are not.
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He started the process seven years ago, trying out various executives and experimenting with anywhere from one to three chief executives at a time.
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Trump will visit an autonomous vehicle testing facility in a Detroit suburb on Wednesday and meet there with chief executives of several U.S. automakers.
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LAST year Indonesia's finance minister, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, invited chief executives, directors and shareholders from the country's leading industries to banquets at her ministry.
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The country's chief executives are masters of boosting their own pay by packing their boards with yes-men and awarding themselves generous share options.
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The documents list Jeffrey "JB" Straubel, Tesla's co-founder and current CTO, and Andrew Stevenson, Tesla's head of special projects, as its chief executives.
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But the new coin was met with skepticism after a New York Times investigation uncovered that one of Centra's chief executives had been fabricated.
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The defendants also include former Chief Executives Robert Diamond and Antony Jenkins, and William White, former head of equities electronic trading at Barclays Capital.
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The company shook up its management this year, with Bernardo Gomez and Alfonso de Angoitia taking the reins as co-chief executives in January.
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Facebook no-commented: In July, seventeen U.S. lawmakers urged the chief executives of Facebook and Google to resist changes stipulated by the new law.
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However alarming or distasteful some of them may find President Donald Trump, most of America's chief executives are quietly appreciative of the Republican agenda.
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The fund's stakes are usually below 30%, so it has few formal levers to force chief executives into deals or alliances they find unappetising.
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Acting like a politician, with its requirement to stay on-message all the time, is increasingly what the job of American chief executives entails.
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The firm enlisted 14 current and former chief executives as co-founders and co-investors in the fund when it launched, raising $250 million.
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However, SPACs represent bets by investors on the ability of their chief executives to identify cheap assets and boost their value through operational improvement.
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Trump himself plans to address the annual elite gathering of world leaders and chief executives, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said on Tuesday.
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Trump has also held high profile meetings with the chief executives of Boeing and Lockheed Martin to talk about the cost of military contracts.
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It first changed chief executives, then worked through the illness of its new CEO, Oscar Munoz, who is due to return from sick leave.
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After parting ways with four chief executives in three years, Luxottica in December appointed Del Vecchio's close aide Francesco Milleri as its new CEO.
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But they may well set the tone, for example by demanding that chief executives remain disciplined about pricing and restraining investment in new capacity.
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October marked the highest month on record with 172 chief executives leaving their posts, according to business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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There are more doctors in the top 21950 percent of earners (15 percent of the total) than chief executives (11 percent of the total).
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Repeated efforts to reinvent itself, led by a string of chief executives, including the company's current leader, Marissa Mayer, have failed to take hold.
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But the vast majority of chief executives and senior government officials are male and all-male workplaces can lack basic facilities like ladies' restrooms.
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German media reports said the cancellation resulted from political pressure after U.S. President Trump met chief executives, including Tesla boss Elon Musk, on Monday.
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The company announced the changes in a 14-paragraph release: Mr. Panter and Ms. Squire will give up their roles as co-chief executives.
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He also met with chief executives of the Big Three U.S. automakers to push for more cars to be built in the United States.
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And scores of chief executives of other large corporations spoke out against the law in a letter sent to North Carolina's governor, Pat McCrory.
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By standards of qualifications to be president, the Johnson-Weld ticket offers two candidates who have been highly effective and widely popular chief executives.
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As councils take more risks to raise cash, there will inevitably be failures, warns Martin Reeves of the Society of Local Authority Chief Executives.
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Nearly two-thirds of chief executives surveyed by the Conference Board in September talked about the troubling and lasting fallout from the trade war.
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As the departing chief executives of our respective states, we were honored to share what we learned in our combined 16 years in office.
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Both chief executives harped on the amount of stress that negative rates put on the profitability of banks and their ability to extend credit.
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A group of the nation's chief executives is endorsing a sweeping Asia-Pacific trade agreement, calling on Congress to pass the pact this year.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday that Trump will huddle with 85033 chief executives who belong to his Strategy and Policy Forum.
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Norway's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, did oppose the pay deals for Carrefour's current and former chief executives, voting records show.
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Today, the majority of corporate profits go to investors and chief executives, whose compensation is often based on stocks, or foreign mergers and acquisitions.
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To better understand how CEOs got to where they are today, LinkedIn looked at the profiles of over 12,000 chief executives from 20 countries.
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Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping told American and European multinational chief executives that Beijing will "punch back," at the U.S. for its latest actions.
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Chief executives in the room included Tim Cook of Apple, Marillyn Hewson of Lockheed Martin, Fred Smith of FedEx and Ginni Rometty of IBM.
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Despite the talent war between China and the U.S. and large growing domestic markets, Chinese chief executives dream of successfully entering the U.S. Market.
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In essence, they are directing a majority of the windfall to investors and chief executives, who tend to have large stock-based compensation packages.
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Kewsong Lee, who joined Carlyle in 2013, and Glenn A. Youngkin, currently the firm's president and chief operating officer, will become co-chief executives.
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The question is whether all the enthusiastic talk from chief executives is reflective of a truly robust economy or whether we are missing something.
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Russ WeissPrinceton Junction, N.J. To the Editor: When will corporate chief executives and small-business owners alike learn that global warming threatens their profits?
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By Wednesday, dozens of the country's top chief executives had reached the same conclusion: They could no longer be part of the advisory councils.
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Professor Sonnenfeld said he had surveyed business leaders, including some Fortune 500 chief executives, who attended a leadership conference that Yale hosted last month.
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In their place has come an aggressive set of chief executives who are quicker to push big acquisitions, slash costs and drive up profits.
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Mr. Trump is bringing 29 chief executives to Beijing, where the administration hopes to announce billions of dollars of new deals for American industry.
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The move is a departure from the empire-building ambitions of past chief executives who sought to create a vast conglomerate across disparate industries.
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That was the share of female chief executives at United States' Fortune 500 companies in 2018 — 26, down from a record 2769 in 24.
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The number of female chief executives in Fortune 500 companies is 5 percent and has actually declined — by 25 percent — over the past year.
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President Trump came to office boasting of his business bona fides and suggesting that companies and chief executives would welcome his market-friendly policies.
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The victories expanded the number of states with Democratic chief executives — an important consideration as legislatures begin the process of drawing congressional district lines.
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Chief executives across the restaurant industry have been forgoing their salaries or accepting slashed pay as the pandemic hits sales and leads to layoffs.
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The commission's suit may go down as a famous reminder to investors that wildly bullish statements from chief executives should be treated with skepticism.
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In the meantime, Uber chief executives will continue to become billionaires while too many of their drivers are forced to sleep in their cars.
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Mr. Immelt's exit from G.E. is particularly telling, given the company's reputation as a training ground for the future chief executives of other companies.
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Chief executives who planned to announce a mass defection from presidential advisory panels were pre-empted by Mr. Trump, who dissolved the two councils.
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Efforts to schedule a conference call for the chief executives on Tuesday night were unsuccessful, so a call was set for 11:30 a.m.
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A federal judge had summoned chief executives of drug companies and representatives of states and local governments to try to hammer out a deal.
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It would cost the chief executives something, losing their face time with this impressionable, transactional president — and their loss would be K Street's gain.
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With global challenges growing, governments could not be relied on, he said, adding that chief executives were starting to step up with bolder initiatives.
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In the past year, Trump has appeared at events with chief executives of major tech companies including Apple's Tim Cook and Alphabet's Sundar Pichai.
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Signaling to the president-elect and his team that they are on board now also provides chief executives with more leverage down the line.
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What the health insurance industry needs is not mega-mergers but a new wave of chief executives who put the interests of consumers first.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The reshuffle of chief executives at Google and parent Alphabet is something of a solution in search of a problem.
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But after a year in which he had made Mr. Jensen and Eileen Murray co-chief executives, he realized the move was a failure.
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He has wined and dined the chief executives of the world's largest tech companies, who in turn have vowed to invest billions in France.
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But even if this overhaul doesn't happen on the timetable the president anticipated, chief executives and investors still seem bullish on the Trump economy.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May will later in the day meet around 120 chief executives and international investors to discuss Brexit and the economy.
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Lobbyists are advising corporate clients that their chief executives are going to have to step up if they want to impress the Trump administration.
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In June, prosecutors charged chief executives of telecoms operators Halotel Tanzania, owned by Vietnam-based Viettel, and Zantel with fraudulent use of network facility.
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"I feel many of these chief executives are responding to a public longing for a strongman, or woman, a strong leader," Mr. Gergen said.
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Private company chief executives are allowed that type of freedom, but public company CEOs must think first about shareholders and protocol, according to Forbes.
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A number of Ackman's portfolio companies, including burrito chain Chipotle, home improvement retailer Lowe's and Oreo cookie maker Mondelez, have appointed new chief executives.
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One by one, chief executives of the world's largest banks, including JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Société Generale and Standard Chartered rescinded their plans to attend.
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And the chief executives of companies including Koch Industries and Westgate Resorts have sent memos and informational packets to employees suggesting how they vote.
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McKinsey does not disclose the identity of its clients — the chief executives, prime ministers and princes who seek its counsel on management best practices.
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But after a year in which he had made Mr. Jensen and Eileen Murray co-chief executives, he realized the move was a failure.
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Ultimately, though, the calendar is only accessible to an elite few — the company typically gifts copies to insiders like celebrities, politicians, and chief executives.
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WeWork has met with the chief executives of investment banks Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase & Co to discuss the debt offering, the source said.
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Also present at the ceremony were the three former Chief Executives - Tung Chee-hwa, Donald Tsang and Leung Chun-ying, as well as mainland officials.
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Also going will be Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and numerous central bankers, finance ministers and chief executives of companies from around the world.
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Deutsche, which has had four chief executives in six years, is slashing thousands of jobs, with equities sales and trading staff falling by 26.1 percent.
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Thomas Altmann from fund manager QC Partners pointed to the stronger euro and the prospect of rising interest rates as causing concerns for chief executives.
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On Thursday, he met with chief executives of two dozen major U.S. companies and talked about the need for reducing regulations to boost job creation.
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Vestberg is joining Disrupt SF's long list of speakers that includes other chief executives, such as Sebastian Thrun, Evan Spiegel, Rachel Haurwitz and many more.
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"I've lived with all those problems, and I've talked with bank chief executives who have tried and been unable to solve these problems," he said.
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After Mr Trump signed the travel ban, Mr Musk did what chief executives are generally supposed to do—he tried to steer a middle path.
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Only 27 of the 500 companies that make up the S&P 500 stock index have female chief executives, according to the advocacy group Catalyst.
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Also, companies should share the profits fairly with the workers who made that income possible, not paying 300 to 400 times more to chief executives.
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Adrian and Brian Li took up their roles as co-chief executives in July, succeeding their father, David Li, who remains the bank's executive chairman.
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Mr Schulman is part of a cohort of little-known chief executives who did not found their firms but have lifted performance at stagnating companies.
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The vast majority of chief executives of major U.S. corporations are against Donald Trump, said Roger Altman, deputy treasury secretary during the Bill Clinton presidency.
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The chief executives of Uber, Goldman Sachs and Johnson & Johnson and others denounced President Trump's immigration policy — an issue that didn't directly impact their business.
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Chief executives are still more trusted than politicians, according to a recent survey by Edelman, a public-relations firm—but that trust is eroding quickly.
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The head of Qantas Airways, Alan Joyce, was among 20 high-profile chief executives who backed same-sex marriage ahead of Australia's vote this year.
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If you go back to the Euro campaign in 1999, how many chief executives and chairmen of FTSE 303 companies were speaking out on this?
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Senior partners Persio Arida replaced him as chairman at the time, with fellow partners Roberto Sallouti and Marcelo Kalim taking over as co-chief executives.
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But recent results, relative to what analysts were counting on, were of a sort that might make chief executives at other companies hang their heads.
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And UK executive pay is the most generous in Europe — chief executives of top UK companies make nearly 50 percent more than their German counterparts.
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Shares of Japan's Softbank closed up 21.13 percent, after the company announced reorganization plans to separate its domestic and overseas businesses with separate chief executives.
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After a meeting organized by the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC) between seafood companies' chief executives and scientists, the CEOs signed an agreement on ocean stewardship.
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He proposed eliminating the practice of offering quarterly guidance and said chief executives and boards should provide a strategic framework for long-term value creation.
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After a meeting organised by the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC) between seafood companies' chief executives and scientists,the CEOs signed an agreement on ocean stewardship.
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Donations to either campaign would require shareholder approval and many chief executives are expected to conclude they have little to gain from entering the debate.
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The High Pay Centre reported a 10 percent increase in chief executives' pay in 2015, far outstripping the 2.4 percent growth of British average earnings.
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Sarbanes-Oxley, a corporate-governance law passed in America in 2002, has bite: it requires chief executives and chief financial officers personally to certify accounts.
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REITs also have a reputation for being ruled by chief executives more concerned about building empires than stock prices, and reluctant to sell their companies.
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The new pay arrangements also apply to Oracle's co-chief executives, former investment banker Safra Catz and Mark Hurd, a former CEO of Hewlett-Packard.
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This provides some evidence that prominent chief executives — even when they aren't major employers in the state — can shape public opinion about controversial social issues.
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GIC has sat on its stake while three UBS chief executives have worked to restructure the bank in the face of regulatory and market challenges.
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The chief executives are part of Trump's "Strategy and Policy Forum" that was created in December and last met with the president on Feb. 3.
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A singular discussion about an acquisition among chief executives without the board being involved is not likely to be enough to establish a disclosure requirement.
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Within hours, the two chief executives shook hands on the outlines of a deal, including a rough idea of what such a transaction would cost.
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Despite the complexity of a deal of this size, the negotiations were helped by the shared vision and complementary temperaments of the two chief executives.
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Last year, despite a slight decline from 2500, the median pay package for chief executives at 20.7 large United States companies was almost $20.1 million.
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For the past several months, ever since the election, chief executives of the nation's largest companies have repeatedly professed to be more confident than ever.
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In addition, three chief executives of USA Gymnastics have stepped down in the last two years amid criticism of their handling of the Nassar case.
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It predicts that CMOs will "grow or go" in the coming year, with chief executives expected to put marketers under pressure to reduce advertising spend.
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A visit to Silicon Valley last fall attracted the attention of several major chief executives, who see the Indian market as vital to their success.
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Chief executives of some of the largest U.S. corporations on Wednesday warned the Trump administration that closing the southern border would "severely damage" American businesses.
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The annual summit produces the year's best opportunity to rub shoulders with chief executives, central bankers, Wall Street money men, influential regulators and powerful politicians.
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On hand to sign up as partners were chief executives from BP, Total, PetroChina, Shell, Vitol, Taiwan's PTT, Japan's JXTG, Korea's GS Caltex, and Inpex.
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He has been quite critical of the compensation of chief executives, so he may want members who will view Wall Street with a jaundiced eye.
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The letters, which were addressed to the chief executives of both companies, noted that there are still open questions about Google's commitment to patient privacy.
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Although I don't think we've had a lot of instances of chief executives expiring from natural causes since the capital cleaned up its water supply.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN Business)Jair Bolsonaro had a simple message for the bankers, investors and chief executives gathered in Davos: Brazil is open for business.
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Here's a news flash for Official Washington: President-elect Trump could be one of the most consequential chief executives to occupy the Oval Office. 22019.
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The pair used data from Norway, which keeps extensive records on companies and their founders, to study the long-term effects of chief executives' deaths.
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Last week Trump dismantled two of his business advisory groups after several chief executives quit following his response to racially charged protests in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The two countries have set up seven groups of chief executives with top U.S. and Indian firms to boost bilateral trade in areas including energy.
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It could recover only a portion of pay from chief executives or chief financial officers if their companies were found to have cooked their books.
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The chief executives of nearly every major Hollywood studio, TV network and record label attended the meeting and agreed to found and fund the group.
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First, it came a day after Trump met with the chief executives of Boeing and Lockheed Martin, two of the country's biggest nuclear weapons contractors.
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Another industry lobbyist said Section 702 surveillance is "not a C-suite issue" that concerns chief executives in Silicon Valley like other issues, including encryption.
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The study also showed that at companies with more diverse boards, female chief executives had longer tenures than those at companies with less diverse boards.
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The three men are expected to serve as co-chief executives once they are elevated to the company's board, a decision that requires shareholder approval.
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Several U.S. chief executives attending a high-profile forum in Beijing on Saturday, including BlackRock Inc's Larry Fink and Apple Inc's Tim Cook, urged restraint.
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There are now more than 20: lawyers and chief executives and restaurateurs, as well as several players who started their careers at the club's academy.
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We'll be talking to prominent chief executives at big companies, innovators at lesser-known start-ups and organizational leaders in philanthropy, sports and the arts.
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Mr. Frazier, the grandson of a man born into slavery, was the first of a series of chief executives to distance themselves from the president.
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For most of that Monday, Mr. Frazier was the lonely voice of opposition among business leaders, with few chief executives offering their support for him.
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Gracie's publisher, Virago, is sending the book to the chief executives of Britain's 100 largest listed companies, hoping to encourage executives to take concrete action.
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He tops the list of America's highest-paid chief executives in 2018, a year so lucrative for executives that we had to redraw our chart.
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It doesn't hurt that unlike most of Deutsche Bank's chief executives this century, Mr. Sewing — who joined the company out of high school — is German.
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Only 5 percent of the industry's chief executives and 8 percent of its chief financial officers are female, among the lowest levels in the survey.
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In a statement Sunday, Mr. Mnuchin said he had contacted the chief executives of six major banks to make sure their operations were running smoothly.
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The industry is now dominated by an aggressive set of chief executives who are quicker to push big acquisitions, slash costs and drive up profits.
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When stocks slump, chief executives slow investment in new projects and avoid decisions that investors might decide are too risky, which can dampen economic growth.
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A number of presidential advisory councils, for example, disbanded this summer as chief executives resigned in protest over Mr. Trump's lukewarm denunciations of white supremacists.
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Every year, Equilar, an executive compensation consulting firm, conducts a survey for The New York Times of the 200 highest-paid chief executives in America.
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It appears evident in hindsight that Iger saw the dire financial impact of the coronavirus sooner than other American chief executives and took decisive action.
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And some of the workers have spoken to their managers about the issue or called on internal message boards for their chief executives to respond.
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In France, one study found that politically connected chief executives created jobs and opened factories when doing so would help local politicians win re-election.
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Fourteen of her employees have gone on to become chief executives of major companies, including Denise Morrison of Campbell Soup and Michele Buck of Hershey.
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Like all of their underlings, chief executives are expected to subject their decisions to committees and submit to audit trails and standard rules of conduct.
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In 22013, an NYT investigation found that, in the Fortune 3463, there are fewer chief executives who are women than there are men named James.
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James Corden pounced on Mr. Trump after chief executives resigned en masse from two presidential councils, leading Mr. Trump to disband the advisory groups altogether.
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And White House aides denied that he was planning to quit, even as the president disbanded two economic advisory councils as chief executives abandoned them.
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"There's always been pressure from Wall Street," said Robert L. Dilenschneider, a veteran public relations executive who advises companies and chief executives on strategic communications.
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Through November, 1,480 chief executives left their companies in 2019, which is the highest number on record in the first 11 months of a year.
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Asked what Berkshire Hathaway was doing to promote gender equality, Warren Buffett said Berkshire's recent choices of chief executives to run its businesses reflected fairness.
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Directors are often captive to the management teams they are meant to supervise, particularly when it comes to acquisitions that chief executives want to make.
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The top 2174 chief executives, who make more than last year, are holding meetings with President Trump, who is considering rolling back Dodd-Frank regulations.
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The White House has repeatedly pressured auto company chief executives to support his plan, yet not one has publicly endorsed it, and several have defected.
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Pete Buttigieg, who has raised money from the chief executives of several tech companies, stood up for Uber and Lyft drivers at a recent rally.
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At US-based companies, and well as organizations in the government and nonprofit sectors, 1,640 chief executives left their posts, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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Other guests included lawmakers from around the country, workers, farmers and chief executives, as well as officials from Mexico and Canada, the White House said.
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That same sensitivity may also extend to the interests of family members of directors and officers, and to the outside business interests of chief executives.
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Those companies, and plenty more, saw their chief executives walk out the door just in the past few months, part of a record-breaking trend.
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When troubles mounted at Valeant, which was forced to change chief executives, Mr. Ackman became increasingly involved in trying to turn around the company's fortunes.
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Mr. Takano, of California, created a "Republicans' March Madness" bracket on Twitter, pitting insurance executives against Medicaid and pharmaceutical chief executives against low-income families.
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Many chief executives, including the heads of Exxon Mobil and Chevron, will speak about a variety of issues, including climate change and new energy technologies.
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In recent months, the chief executives of Boeing and Facebook have appeared before congressional committees to answer questions about how their companies were safeguarding consumers.
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Peskov said chief executives of companies were not always able to attend for various reasons, but were replaced by heads of other companies who could.
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It's a big reason the top of corporate America is still so male; 4 percent of the chief executives of companies in the S.&P.
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In 1995, none of the Fortune 500 companies had female CEOs; in 2018, there were 24 women who worked as chief executives in those companies.
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Physicians are happier when their bosses are also physicians, and hospitals with physician chief executives seem to perform better than those with non-clinical leaders.
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Hands-on investors, the Malacalzas pushed out three successive chief executives within four years, prompting the ECB to demand that Carige solve its governance problems.
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If too many chief executives start to warn about problems ahead, investors could see their worst fears confirmed — and stocks could start to fall again.
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According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data, chief executives made an average salary of $194,000 in 2016, about four times what the average worker made.
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Forty-five chief executives and chairmen from the UK's hospital, ambulance, mental health and community trusts reported their thoughts on the impact of a potential Brexit.
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Chief executives of commercial banks who fail to comply will face a fine of 1 million shillings ($10,000), a year in jail, or both, Njomo said.
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The business leaders include Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk and chief executives of large American companies like Ford, Dow Chemical, General Electric, Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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The chief executives at four such companies - Valero, PBF Energy, Monroe Energy and HollyFrontier - delivered a letter to the White House on Wednesday urging the change.
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Many chief executives fear Britain could still leave without a deal, a scenario they warn would spook financial markets and silt up the arteries of trade.
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Merkel hoped to appeal to the President's focus on business, bringing the chief executives of Siemens and BMW with her to Washington with her to Washington.
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The chief executives from some of the biggest U.S. banks are expected to testify before the House Financial Services committee in March, two sources told CNBC.
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The president-elect on Wednesday met with the chief executives of Boeing and Lockheed Martin, companies bidding on the contract to replace the Minuteman nuclear arsenal.
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"The first Apple iPhone was launched in 2007 and it has been about 0003 years now," Ken Hu, one of Huawei's three rotating chief executives, says.
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported earlier that Deutsche Bank wanted to demand repayment of bonuses from six former executives, including ex-Chief Executives Anshu Jain and Josef Ackermann.
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This summer 181 American chief executives, organised by The Business Roundtable, promised to run their companies for workers, communities, suppliers and customers as well as shareholders.
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Vigilance is needed as world economic growth still lacks momentum, and trade protectionism, isolationism and populism have surged, he told a group of foreign chief executives.
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Alumni include several current chief executives like Tony Hsieh of Zappos; Marissa Mayer of Yahoo; Larry Page of Google's parent, Alphabet; and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook.
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Details: Chief executives at Thursday's meeting are expected to include Google's Sundar Pichai, Oracle's Safra Catz, IBM's Ginni Rometty, Microsoft's Satya Nadella and Qualcomm's Steve Mollenkopf.
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Chief executives—and their companies' shareholders—are giddy at the president-elect's promises to slash burdensome regulation, cut taxes and boost the economy with infrastructure spending.
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Crude prices will continue to rise this year and that means some oil companies will probably start spending money again, two industry chief executives said Tuesday.
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Speaking after meeting bank chief executives, Jaitley also said the government was working on consolidating state-run banks, although Monday's meeting did not discuss the topic.
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If chief executives are paid to boost the firm's short-term share price, they will cut investment projects that may benefit shareholders in the long run.
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Few chief executives are as prolific and outspoken in social media as Musk, and less than one third are active on Twitter, recent studies have shown.
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Entrepreneurs who failed to find success were often resistant to change, said David Reimer, chief executive of Merryck & Company, which uses former chief executives as coaches.
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Lamoureux and Haggis are former chief executives of Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, respectively, two of the country's biggest pension funds.
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In fact, in 240 years of the Republic's history, presidential historians have consistently identified only three undeniably great chief executives -- George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and FDR.
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Time and again he has cajoled and bullied founders and chief executives into accepting his money, often handing out much more than they were asking for.
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Or the chief executives of Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase could wind up huddling with Fang Xinghai, the vice chairman of the China securities regulatory commission.
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B2W, which reported a quarterly loss and a change of chief executives on Wednesday, tumbled 10 percent, while the benchmark Bovespa stock index was little changed.
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Struggling Latin American economies are likely to be a topic of discussion when airline chief executives meet this week in Dublin for the annual IATA summit.
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Finance head Markus Schenck and retail head Christian Sewing will take on roles as co-deputy chief executives alongside bank chief John Cryan with immediate effect.
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