Unlike many other executives, tech executives actually believed their Utopian hype.
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But for senior executives, Google weighs other factors, said former executives.
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Wednesday's gathering was attended by company executives but few, if any, chief executives.
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When JPMorgan executives in New York complained, executives in Asia would step in.
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WeWork named two current executives, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, co-chief executives.
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Last year the company told us it had assembled "the largest cross functional team" in the history of its family of companies to support GDPR compliance — specifying this included "senior executives from all product teams, designers and user experience/testing executives, policy executives, legal executives and executives from each of the Facebook family of companies".
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Still, I.O.C. executives have been in constant contact with leading sponsors and broadcast executives.
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WeWork named two of its executives, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, as co-chief executives.
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Mr. Page typically recommends how much senior executives are paid, said three former Google executives.
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Less than 2% of tech executives are black, while 83% of tech executives are white.
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Top eOne executives will join the Hasbro team, the companies said, without naming the executives.
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Among companies that gave lavish packages to chief executives, other senior executives were also richly rewarded.
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Older executives not understanding why younger executives and employees are so adamant about diversity and inclusion.
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Who gets what played, what radio executives think is interesting, what label executives think is interesting.
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The executives also feared blowback from the Trump administration, Ms. Briskman said the executives told her.
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"From the get-go we had heard from career executives at Interior that there was a feeling that there was a disproportionate impact on female and minority executives," said Jason Briefel, executive director of the Senior Executives Association, a professional group for federal career executives and leaders.
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But tensions arose soon after between founders and the newly hired executives, six former executives told Reuters.
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The deal with Spielberg fits with a strategy Apple executives have outlined in meetings with Hollywood executives.
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Everything from internships to assistants to junior executives to senior executives to people that have greenlight authority.
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In the study, executives scored themselves and a random sampling of their employees also scored the executives.
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In Japan, it is customary for senior executives to attend funerals of other executives at client companies.
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Trump has held court with airline executives, county sheriffs, small business leaders, Harley Davidson executives, union leaders, cyber security experts, pharmaceutical executives, veterans affairs officials and officers in the Green Beret's Qualifications Course.
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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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If you moved here, your neighbors would mostly consist of senior executives or international executives from big companies
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Executives from Fidelity Investments were reportedly dissatisfied with the level of financial disclosure offered up by Aramco executives.
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The suit names Fiat Chrysler and the three convicted former executives as defendants, but no current Fiat executives.
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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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Furthermore, they want to see the reach of the rule expanded, so that not only executives directly responsible for the wrongdoing but also senior executives responsible for overseeing other executives are on the hook.
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Executives need to take time to develop new skills, cross-fertilize by talking to other executives, even learn yoga.
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The firm surveys industry executives with housing market expertise to generate proprietary research for institutional investors and corporate executives.
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While some ad agency executives have criticized Facebook in recent weeks, other executives have sought to neutralize those remarks.
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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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Hyundai Motor had three female executives among its total of 298 executives by the end of 2017, regulatory filings show.
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White people made up 83.3% of tech executives, according to the study, and 80% of all tech executives were men.
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And with the addition of three new female executives, Twitch's team of C-level executives has just become majority women.
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"I prefer executives who practice the art of UPOD ... to executives who over promise and under deliver," the commentator said.
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The number of black executives from 2007-2015 for example increased by 43 percent — Hispanic executives increased by 24 percent.
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Make them managers, A&R executives, publishing executives, and let them run the company without having to answer to a man.
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A full 25 percent of Chinese executives reported they had utilized AI broadly compared to just 5 percent of American executives.
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RBS and HSBC executives faced pressure from domestic shareholder societies and advisory bodies over remuneration and pension packages for top executives.
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Sources say that decision came after BuzzFeed executives complained to Facebook executives that they weren't making enough money from Facebook video.
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The government also alleges that the company paid some of its black executives less than white executives in the same role.
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For GrubHub, a comparably valued company, salaries for "sales executives" and "online sales executives" are listed at $39,000 and $30,913, respectively.
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WARREN: I announced this morning that I'm not going to take any money from big tech executives, from Wall Street executives.
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Last week, the Public Administration Ministry announced sanctions against two senior Pemex executives from the Pena Nieto administration, without identifying the executives.
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The news broke just one day before executives from executives from Facebook, Twitter, and Google all plan to testify on Capitol Hill.
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Association executives have to contend regularly with executives who are successful in their own right, with proven track records in their field.
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Biden responded that he wanted to put insurance executives in jail over the opioid crisis but left pharmaceutical executives out of it.
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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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It is meant as an incentive to lock executives into a bank: If they leave, executives in theory forfeit pay they've accumulated.
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The report indicated that former NBC News executives were contacted, but did not say whether interviews with those executives had taken place.
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It is meant as an incentive to lock executives into a bank: If they leave, executives in theory forfeit pay they've accumulated.
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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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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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Among the executives named as defendants in the shareholder derivative lawsuit include Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin; departed executives Singhal and Rubin; current Google CEO Sundar Pichai; and a host of current and past executives and board members.
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The 10 plaintiffs include co-founders Sean Rad, Justin Mateen, and Jonathan Badeen, three current executives, as well as former executives and directors.
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TargetSmart said it would only be interested in the merger if its executives ran the new company, to the exclusion of Catalist executives.
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Bank executives in Britain have been criticised by investors for giving their executives more favourable pension arrangements than the rest of their employees.
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Under Armour – Under Armour executives were pushed to meet aggressive sales targets, according to former executives who spoke to the Wall Street Journal.
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Apple and eBay both lost 2 executives to Amazon in that period, while Facebook, Walmart, and Netflix saw zero executives go to Amazon.
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"Managers and particularly executives would make less," Pearce notes, but coal industry executives seem a rather inapt target of sympathy at the moment.
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He called automotive executives "foolish," though it's not explicitly clear if he was referring to the executives of Ford, Volkswagen, BMW, and Honda.
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In protecting the executives, Google was shielding itself, too — separation agreements prevented costly legal fights, and kept the executives from working for rivals.
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Indeed before last week's crisis, many company executives remained in the dark, four banking sources who spoke to Fiat Chrysler executives told Reuters.
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Willink told us that the executives were excited to discuss ideas for the new program — that is, all the executives except the CEO.
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Eventually the executives and the company were fined; the equivalent of $950,000 for Uber and a total of $55,000 for the two executives.
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The hope was to incentivize executives to perform well for the shareholders, since it encouraged companies to pay their executives based on performance.
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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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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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Around this time, a team of Facebook executives gathered for dinner with executives from News Corp at the Grill, an upscale restaurant in Manhattan.
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And Bank of America has a so-called onboarding program to help new executives adapt to the corporate culture and learn from senior executives.
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That means its executives are bound by the state's business laws, which require executives only make corporate moves to increase the company's stock value.
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Bill Valdez is president of the Senior Executives Association, which represents senior career federal executives at Senior Executive Services and in SES-equivalent positions.
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Hillary Clinton's events are hosted by a wide array of people, including art traders, marketing executives, diplomats, investment bankers, movie producers and tech executives.
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At least a dozen key U.S. executives have departed Faraday in the last nine months, according to the company and several of those executives.
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Four female executives have been freed and seven male executives were being freed on Wednesday, Saab told local television channel Globovision in an interview.
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Ms. Burch in turn contacted over 20 executives to create a working group, including executives from Ralph Lauren, Nordstrom, Saks and Tom Ford International.
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Ms. Burch in turn contacted over 20 executives to create a working group, including executives from Ralph Lauren, Nordstrom, Saks and Tom Ford International.
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This research has included interviews with dozens of developers, executives, and investors in gaming and other industries, including interviews with over 20 Unity executives.
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Last week, the Public Administration Ministry announced that it had sanctioned two senior Pemex executives from the Pena Nieto administration, without identifying the executives.
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Twenty-five percent of executives rate cyber risk as their highest concern, followed by 23 percent for regulatory risk, compared with 14 percent and eight percent six months ago, the survey of 450 executives from UK multinational firms and 50 executives from European multinationals showed.
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There may be senior account executives or junior account executives, like a mid-market enterprise executive depending on the type of sales cycle they're running.
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A hearing involving major executives would undoubtedly air some of those conflicts out publicly and gives lawmakers an opportunity to press executives on other concerns.
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It collapsed in February, with executives saying the firm was "a complete Ponzi scheme", which used investor funds to support lavish lifestyles for its executives.
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Participants at the conference included executives from energy firms such as Total, BP, Shell, as well as executives from banks involved in financing energy projects.
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Participants at the conference included executives from energy firms such as Total, BP, Shell, as well as executives from banks involved in financing energy projects.
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"We are longstanding shareholders in the company and have engaged with senior executives and non-executives over many years, sadly to little effect," he said.
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Pain points for "C" level executives / board room: Executives do not always understand the technicalities of a DDOS attack, PCAP, ML or east-west traffic.
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Dems up pressure on Wells Fargo executives: Democrats are opening up a multifront effort to keep government pressure on the top executives at Wells Fargo.
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Prosecutors have not publicly connected GM or its executives to Grimes as they did with a separate corruption case involving Fiat Chrysler and UAW executives.
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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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"You're not even in the top 100" executives, the chair of the committee holding the hearing told the executives who were sent on his behalf.
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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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Each of the past three presidential administrations has either brought in top PE executives, or included individuals who went on to become top PE executives.
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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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Most large financial institutions reward executives with bonuses if stock prices rise, but executives never pay a penalty, "a negative bonus," if things go badly.
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Totally apart from any business considerations, you can see why AT&T's executives might be excited about becoming Time Warner executives and joining that party.
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"You can reduce the bonus of the top five executives or you can reduce the bonus of the top 25 executives by 20 percent," he said.
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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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NFL executives and owners joined NFLPA executives and player leaders to review and discuss plans to utilize our platform to promote equality and effectuate positive change.
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All three executives have given politically prior to this year and this isn't the first time that the executives have given to some of these lawmakers.
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Consider how many early Facebook executives have now come out against Facebook's existence in its current form: The executives' individual criticisms vary in kind and vehemence.
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Facebook's 496 executives were some of the most diverse, with 7 percent, or 35 people from underrepresented minorities, specifically executives who are not white or Asian.
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Executives from Comcast, DirecTV, Dish and Charter all testified, with a number of executives admitting their customer service polices have been subpar in the past. Sen.
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Restaurant industry executives have largely avoided actions that could link their companies to Trump, despite rumors about chains and executives donating to the president's reelection campaign.
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Mr. Zuckerberg was following up on a casual meeting the executives had during an annual media industry gathering of executives in Sun Valley, Idaho, he said.
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Lyft, the ride-hailing company that has struggled to compete with Uber, has hired two new executives just as two of its top executives are leaving.
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KS: Here's what's going to happen if more executives leave, you'll see top executives, like their head of comms Rachel Whetstone or their lawyer Salle Yoo.
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The event, once a setting for local tech executives and leaders of impoverished states, this year attracted top American executives like Tim Cook of Apple and Sundar Pichai of Google, as well as executives of Chinese giants like Jack Ma of Alibaba and Pony Ma of Tencent.
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SEOUL, South Korea – Samsung Electronics says three executives who have served for the South Korean company for more than two decades will replace three outgoing chief executives.
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This week was the magical week when advertising executives descend on New York City to hear TV executives tell them about the new series they're working on.
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Elizabeth Warren called for a criminal investigation into Wells Fargo executives, saying in part that reform won't come into the industry until executives are sent to jail.
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Why it matters: Advertising Week has successfully lured top executives in marketing, but it's beginning to branch out to include executives in technology and business in 2019.
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In a bizarre twist, the FTC action against Qualcomm kicked off with testimony from Huawei executives and consultants – along with executives from another Chinese technology company, Lenovo.
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Trump earlier in the month also met pharmaceutical executives and Vice President Pence sat down with executives from major airlines and their trade group Airlines for America.
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Though no Boeing executives have been called to testify yet, the committee is expected to hold more hearings in the coming months, and Boeing executives may appear.
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In Friday's statement, Abraaj said that two senior executives, Omar Lodhi and Selcuk Yorgancioglu, would become co-chief executives, replacing Mr. Naqvi as stewards for Abraaj funds.
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No executives from Apple, Amazon or Google spoke at Code, and when executives from Microsoft and Facebook did take the stage, they mostly talked about the past.
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It also often happens, Mr. Wigdor said, that executives of companies are sued, and the companies themselves negotiate deals and pay settlements without the executives being involved.
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Trump, whose family business includes golf resorts and hotels, met with tourism industry executives in the White House on Tuesday, including executives from Hilton, Hyatt Hotels Corp.
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Boeing executives and executives at several major airlines have said they plan to reach an agreement on compensation for the groundings and for the delays in deliveries.
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Boeing executives and executives at several major airlines have said they plan to reach an agreement on compensation for the groundings and for the delays in deliveries.
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Company executives accused doctors of often undertreating pain (there was something to this, but pharma executives contrived to turn it into a crisis that they could monetize).
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Bezos, meanwhile, added 6 new executives this year to his S-team, a separate group of top Amazon executives who advise the CEO on every company issue.
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The Paywatch report, which lists the salaries of well-known executives like Apple CEO Tim Cook, specifically calls out executives at Verizon, Mondelez International and United Technologies.
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Over all, technology company chief executives are well represented on the list of 200 best-paid C.E.O.s, along with executives from financial services companies and media companies.
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The details from the plea arrangements reached by 77 executives or former executives of the construction company Odebrecht are likely to become public in the coming months.
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Put simply, Trump was proposing helping rich executives across the board, but reserved the biggest tax break for executives at companies structured exactly like the Trump Organization.
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You just make it and they ... No, we have executives that come to our table-read, and executives that come — you know, they're with us all week long.
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Mr. Foxx and Mr. Rosekind were accompanied on Friday by executives of 18 American and foreign carmakers, including the chief executives of General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
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Bayer, which has a market value of $90 billion, said in a brief statement that its executives recently met executives of Monsanto to privately discuss a negotiated acquisition.
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That produces immense jackpots for those companies and the executives who lead them, turning the pay gap between top executives and the workers they employ into a chasm.
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Potash executives would collect payments of $24.7 million and Agrium executives would get $20.4 million to compensate them for a change in control of the companies, ISS said.
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The former executives who deferred compensation are losing their pension as well as money they could have received when they were still working, according to these former executives.
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The Public Administration Ministry announced on Wednesday that it had sanctioned two senior executives at the firm, known as Pemex, from the previous administration, without identifying the executives.
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Later in the day, Boeing executives — though not Mr. Muilenburg — will meet with about 200 pilots, airline executives and regulators to review proposed changes to the 737 Max.
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Many of its executives, no doubt, genuinely want both to earn a profit and to improve people's lives — just as the executives in the mid-20th century did.
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But in an industry where chief executives traditionally have been male, Caucasian and well into their 2775s, the trend toward younger executives hasn't been limited to Richemont houses.
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Other Facebook executives, including David Marcus, the executive leading Facebook's cryptocurrency efforts, and Naomi Gleit, one of Facebook's longest-tenured executives, have donated to Buttigieg, according to Bloomberg.
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READ: China's 'tomato and eggs' Olympic uniform Executives dismissed Shanxi Provincial Rural Credit Cooperatives Union, the bank's supervisory body, has removed two executives from their posts, the statement said.
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Otkritie Bank was majority owned by Otkritie Holding, which in turn was co-owned by its executives, the state bank VTB , Lukoil executives and a number of other investors.
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Pence will also meet Australian business executives in Sydney on Saturday, following similar meetings in Seoul, Tokyo, and Jakarta that have been thick with executives from Fortune 100 companies.
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At least 15 high-profile executives have announced their departures this year, an unusually high number for a company known for retaining its most senior executives for many years.
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But there is a growing gap between what these executives are saying and what most people think of when they hear executives or scientists describing autonomous or driverless cars.
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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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Former executives said the lack of fresh funding undermined a proposal by the new executives to move Micromax's research and design operations, which had previously been outsourced, in-house.
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The complaint named six senior executives in the department who continued to do some work or meet with people the executives for whom they had previously lobbied or worked.
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Chinese authorities sometimes put travel bans on top corporate executives without stating a reason, but it is unusual to impose a blanket ban on a number of company executives.
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Nigeria's central bank has authority to remove bank executives, which it used during the 2008-2009 global financial crisis, when it sacked nine chief executives at under-capitalised banks.
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Surely, seeing female executives deliver keynotes at the world's largest electronics show can only inspire more women to seek such positions, and empower their companies to hire female executives.
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At the N.F.L.'s annual meeting last month, league executives told team owners and executives that the biggest opportunities for new revenue would come from digital and international businesses.
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Apple said many of its executives will be attending the service on Monday for Bill Campbell, a longtime Apple board member who mentored many prominent executives in Silicon Valley.
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Chief executives, board members and senior executives become energized when confronted with a group of thoughtful people who express valid concerns for the reputation and productivity of the organization.
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It is hard to say who was worse in this tragedy, Boeing executives who sold these safety features as options, or the airline executives who refused to buy them.
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The Wall Street Journal reports Goldman executives have been frustrated over the stock's lack of performance, and that those executives believe the stock could trade near $400 per share.
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The data also show that only 23 percent of humanities and liberal arts executives pursued an MBA, lower than the 26 percent rate for the total population of executives.
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Rehab programs targeted to executives Increasingly, treatment centers are offering rehab programs targeted specifically to business executives, which can accommodate both their busy schedules and their desire for privacy.
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While China's #MeToo movement is small, complaints by women over the past year against college professors, tech executives, religious leaders and nonprofit executives, among others, have drawn wide attention.
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At a meeting on Monday, the DOJ told AT&T executives that either Turner or DirecTV had to go, which AT&T executives said was a nonstarter, this person said.
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Deutsche Bank AG's supervisory board is taking legal counsel on whether it can recoup bonuses from a number of former executives, including former chief executives Anshu Jain and Josef Ackermann.
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The plan also includes a stock bonus plan for employees and executives, including about $15 million for CEO Kellow and $3 million to $5 million for five other top executives.
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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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But some prospective telecoms clients have balked, preferring to pay based on the number of subscribers, according to one of the carrier executives and one of the former Google executives.
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The Indian delegation led by Steel Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh met with Teck executives in Canada earlier this month, the statement said, along with executives from ArcelorMittal SA, among others.
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In 2004 the government added a tax on pay for executives of inverting companies but the companies began reimbursing their executives for this expense, passing the cost along to shareholders.
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Executives are aiming to finalize the proposals in time for the supervisory board meeting on April 20 which is due to ratify 2015 results and executives' compensation, the sources said.
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Brazilian prosecutors will only hand over the plea-bargain testimony that nearly 80 Odebrecht executives provided in the past two years if other countries promise to not prosecute Odebrecht executives.
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The Odebrecht family and top executives have signed plea bargains with Brazilian prosecutors in which as many as 77 of the engineering group's executives are testifying about widespread political graft.
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The company initially looked to pay 17 executives up to $85033 million in bonuses in 2016 but revised that down to $11.9 million for 15 executives after negotiations with creditors.
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On Tuesday, Liane Hornsey, chief people officer and one of Uber's top female executives, resigned after allegations that she disparaged other executives, mistreated subordinates and ignored complaints about workplace discrimination.
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Senior executives feared that its eight-figure size would spark an investor uproar, especially among the bank's large contingent of individual stockholders, according to a person familiar with executives' thinking.
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Top executives seem to be the only ones with rising pay checks; in 2017, chief executives of the largest 100 public companies enjoyed a real pay increase of 7 percent.
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They'll bring executives to the ranch for a two-day program in which the executives get to work with the horses themselves, both in a group and through individual activities.
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Executives are aiming to finalise the proposals in time for the supervisory board meeting on April 20 which is due to ratify 2015 results and executives' compensation, the sources said.
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She also swore off large donations from executives at big banks, private equity firms or hedge funds after previously promising to deny the same from pharmaceutical and fossil fuel executives.
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It could certainly institute rules that would reduce the incentives that executives have to buy back stock, such as a 1991 rule that changes when executives can sell their stock.
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That is why he will meet several N.F.L. executives and food service executives at the Super Bowl in a quest to get his food into every stadium in the country.
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Facebook executives feel the heat of content controversiesFacebook has often insisted that it is a technology company - not a media company - but an elite group of at least five senior executives regularly directs content policy and makes editorial judgment calls, particularly in high-profile controversies, eight current and former Facebook executives told Reuters.
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For example, as at Yale, most major university presidents, their chief fundraising officers, and other executives -- who work in a non-profit sector also not known for reining in executive salaries to keep fees down -- are paid substantially less than chief executives and other key executives at the hospital they are affiliated with.
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The gathering of television executives and celebrities in the southern French town takes place over four days as television shows are premiered to networks and as a buying platform for executives.
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Either way, the void left by these executives shouldn't be a concern for Amazon, Thomson added, because of its deep bench of talented executives who can fill in those positions immediately.
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In presentations for investors, some analysts asked bank executives if slower commercial and industrial loan growth was a result of uncertainty in Washington, but executives said that was not the case.
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The physical distance between the company's executives in California and LeEco executives in China increased frustrations throughout the company that YT was trying to "shadow manage" Faraday Future, former employees say.
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Silbermann tends to offer newly hired executives a honeymoon period, but he is not one to tell those executives when they have fallen out of favor, according to multiple former employees.
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The executives, including Executive Vice Presidents Katsuaki Nomura and Yoshihisa Ishida and Executive Officer and China chief Toshiaki Takayama, are expected to be made co-chief executives with Tai, Nikkei added.
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Under the deals, the executives would become states witnesses and provide prosecutors with details of bribes paid to executives of Petrobras and other state companies, plus kickbacks to dozens of politicians.
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Trump pushes tax reform with retail executives: President Trump on Wednesday touted his forthcoming tax plan to retail executives who represent an industry with major concerns over House Republicans' tax plan.
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"Did you, Mr. Quinn, or any other AT&T executives meet with Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump or any other executives of the Trump Organization on January 85033, 2017?" the Democrats wrote.
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Some questions also noted by Lawfare included asking employees about their level of respect for FBI senior executives and whether FBI senior executives have a high level of honesty and integrity.
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House Democrats' bill would ban corporations from paying bonuses to their executives or paying any compensation to fired executives until the corporations repay their coronavirus relief loans to the federal government.
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According to court filings, executives at Murray suspected that the unnamed sources were some of its own investors who, the executives believed, had revealed the information despite having signed confidentiality agreements.
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Three executives sold $1.8 million of company stock just days after the breach was discovered, though a company spokeswoman has said the executives weren't aware of the problems at the time.
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Along with other American chief executives, Mr. Tillerson skipped the forum in 20143 to conform to White House pressure to isolate Russia, and Exxon Mobil executives insist they obey the sanctions.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Top executives from German carmakers Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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A relief for airline executives — but perhaps not consumers.
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Many executives think that the vision ... can magically happen.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Senior executives from Raiffeisen Bank International (RBIV.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two former senior executives of Tesco (TSCO.
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WUZHEN, China (Reuters) - Top executives at Apple Inc (AAPL.
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The report paints a picture of executives and lawyers trying to rein in improbably risky behavior at Uber and Otto, two wildly undisciplined companies, even as other top executives egged it on.
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Facebook Is Done Apologizing Shira Ovide says Facebook executives were back in their groove during last week's earnings call: This is more optimism from Facebook's executives than I've heard in some time.
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It also agreed to replace its board, remove all members of its leadership at or above senior vice president level along with any executives associated with the wrongdoing, and punish responsible executives.
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There are plenty of reasons why bank executives avoided the fate they suffered in the late 1980s, when in the wake of the savings and loan crisis over 1,000 executives were convicted.
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The executives' arrest warrants also come amid a widespread crackdown on corruption initiated by Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong that has pushed many state executives and government officials into the spotlight.
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A group of retail executives met with Trump earlier this month, and manufacturing executives — including some that signed a letter in support of the border tax — visited the White House on Thursday.
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What the S.E.C. accomplished in settling the cases against Mr. Mudd and the other executives hardly sends a message to other executives to be careful about how they act in the future.
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When a CNBC investigative team showed up in Oklahoma and started knocking on the doors of Horizontal Well Drillers' executives and former executives, the company finally agreed to answer questions via email.
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Bank executives have long complained of the high cost of complying with the tests, but regulators have contended the tests help them and bank executives better understand the risks in their businesses.
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The influx of inexperienced executives and middle managers is keenly felt by foreign oil executives, who say they sometimes spend hours waiting for PDVSA representatives and complain that simple decisions are inexplicably delayed.
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L-913 visas allow companies to either transfer executives and managers to existing affiliates in the US or let those executives and managers enter the country with the purpose of establishing an affiliate.
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Facebook released a memo the evening before Thanksgiving in the U.S. that conceded executives may know more about the hiring of a controversial public relations firm that top executives initially denied knowing about.
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This was part of a story-line in which she and her brother Shane, both WWE executives who appear in WWE productions as villainous executives and wrestlers, tried to steal their parents' business.
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The prosecution also called for suspended jail sentences ranging from six months to 24 months for six UBS executives and former executives, as well as fines ranging from 50,000 euros to 500,000 euros.
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Nearly two-thirds of banking executives believe that intelligent technology will completely transform the industry, according to the Future Workforce Survey by Accenture which surveyed 100 CEOs and executives and 1,300 bank employees.
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It applies for two years to airline executives — the travel industry receives special assistance in the bill — and for a year until after the loan is paid back to executives in other industries.
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Senior executives from 7 major newspaper publishing companies will head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to convince lawmakers to do something about the dominance of tech companies over content creators, executives tell Axios.
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Four senior executives left San Francisco-based Twitter in January, and another two executives departed in May amid the company's tumultuous efforts to find new products and features to grow its user numbers.
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Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed, though executives from the two firms said that none of Tudor Pickering Holt's executives cashed out and instead rolled over their holdings into Perella Weinberg.
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Then it culminated for me in our reporting around the India issue, of one of the executives carrying around a medical file of a rape victim and the top executives questioning that rape.
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I'm not talking about Hollywood stars, I'm talking about executives.
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Men far outnumber women as directors, writers and industry executives.
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But media and ad executives said that was highly unlikely.
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Again, some executives said that the change came too late.
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That makes it a "molecule to megawatt" company, executives said.
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Executives gave an especially bleak forecast for cryptocurrency mining revenue.
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Other executives, however, say the cost savings would be minimal.
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Executives are using buybacks as a way to cash out.
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Some news reports say they were pressured by Trump executives.
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Aixtron executives have backed FGC's offer, which ended on Friday.
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Under the bill, insurers could deduct the executives' full pay.
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All three executives have a background at consumer products companies.
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The company is also expanding its food business, executives said.
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While executives have departed, few women have taken their place.
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And now Twitter has lost another pair of top executives.
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Many successful executives invest heavily in startups and venture funds.
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Everyone from politicians to corporate executives has denounced the move.
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All four executives are listed as "founders" of the prizes.
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The executives work in areas including technology, finance and security.
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Apple executives have been coy about their interest in cars.
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Gillibrand has gotten a mixed response from the executives, however.
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Its executives acknowledged there's still a long way to go.
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Separately, three former executives are charged with falsifying test reports.
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Executives said margin expansion and restructuring investments are a priority.
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McDonald's has a traffic problem and its executives know it.
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Enright will testify alongside executives from AT&T Inc , Amazon.
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To be sure, executives could flag offsets to those effects.
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Executives also may see base pay rise in coming years.
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PK: It's the frustration of talking to executives in general.
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The bank has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing by the executives.
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The move is certainly seen as advantageous for Sotheby's executives.
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Serum Institute's executives were not available for comment on Friday.
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Thousands of executives, investors and journalists are expected to attend.
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All the executives named could not be reached for comment.
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Those moves have started to pay off, hospitality executives said.
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Executives may return to conferences and investors may pursue yield.
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The bank declined to make executives available for further comment.
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Executives are holding a call with analysts at 10 a.m.
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But inside Facebook, executives insist this isn't remotely the case.
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But executives saw stiff competition and a tough economy ahead.
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To the executives of Google and Apple: I am Persian.
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Included in the reorganization are the executives behind Microsoft 365.
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Executives from Coachella promoter Goldenvoice told West it was impossible.
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But consider the position these executives now find themselves in.
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A string of executives left the company earlier this year.
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It was touch and go with the top executives there.
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And Twitter's Indian executives frequently hobnob with Indian government officials.
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Some executives are blaming higher costs from the tariffs directly.
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Many early Googlers became entrepreneurs or executives at other companies.
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Senior executives didn't dare propose things that were merely possible.
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Buffett and executives at 3G have acknowledged they made mistakes.
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Now apply this to the Sacklers and other opioid executives.
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The company also said that four executives would be departing.
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BofA executives describe that cost as a particularly frustrating one.
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And yet, Ford's executives took zero responsibility for their failures.
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Now industry executives are discussing the possibility in some detail.
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Montali said he found no evidence top executives were included.
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What they found: Executives' pay rises when oil prices do.
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Executives have said it could take years to make money.
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Even executives at companies that are doing well are cautious.
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Boeing said it sent two executives to visit the base.
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Earlier this month two top manufacturing executives left the company.
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Even industry executives can't figure out what's wrong with retail.
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Black Cube's reputation already was questionable, according to the executives.
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For media executives, the discussion mainly comes down to money.
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The animators bought in and the network's executives took notice.
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Seven PhRMA executives made at least $1 million in 2017.
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But executives will still get those buyouts, Modern Healthcare reports.
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This is true for companies, billionaires, tech executives and journalists.
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In Brazil, Odebrecht executives admitted to paying bribes within Mexico.
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Many of the executives he hired have also been purged.
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Asked directly whether opioid executives should be locked up, Sen.
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For decades, car executives cultivated friendly relationships with German lawmakers.
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Nomura expected other executives to leave Verizon after the appointment.
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Musk's cousins Lyndon and Peter Rive are senior SolarCity executives.
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SolarCity executives continue to express faith in their business model.
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Executives who run some of Berkshire's units make more money.
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The executives she speaks with on the phone are distraught.
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But Wall Street executives who almost never hold themselves accountable.
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These let executives avoid the wait for a scheduled flight.
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Its board suspended share buybacks, dividends and bonuses for executives.
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Waha pumps 260,000 barrels a day, company executives have said.
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Even Chrysler executives could not fully appreciate the minivan's popularity.
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Around 30 other executives have left the company since June.
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Tech executives also have political motives for investing in Guizhou.
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All this is important information for executives of music companies.
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He was one of the executives who greenlit the project.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executives of Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.
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She would also impose limits on compensation for bank executives.
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Executives have joined celebrities as the subject of public fascination.
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The company is partly marketing the product to company executives.
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If inclusivity is a priority, executives have to demonstrate that.
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But today, executives are turning to citizen developer platforms instead.
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But several executives have been temporarily banned from their companies.
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Executives have paranoid lawyers crawling around them all the time.
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Naive executives fear that they cannot reconcile these two impulses.
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Thursday marked the first time lawmakers publicly grilled Juul executives.
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Here are what some of the executives said last week.
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Executives noted some contraction in the VIP business in Macau.
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The executives signing and helping these producers out are men.
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Foreign airline executives see more than a prestige project, however.
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But no matter how forcefully executives objected, Musk wouldn't yield.
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Over the next few weeks, executives kept arguing with Musk.
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Executives squatted next to their boss and delivered pep talks.
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The government's request had alarmed technology executives and privacy advocates.
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Some also shell out considerable amounts to protect their executives.
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Executives within WPP said there was already a different tone.
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U.S. prosecutors have charged eight current and former Volkswagen executives.
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Some mining executives say the sector is being unfairly targeted.
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos was there, seated next to Google executives.
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Before, Pandora had been run by a series of executives.
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Tobacco executives felt the same way in the 20th century.
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We've asked, but Tesla executives haven't said anything so far.
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Executives, human resources and finance staff were targeted, he said.
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About a dozen top executives have left Uber since February.
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These executives will be paid their bonuses on April 15.
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Salesforce executives will receive a basket of different equity awards.
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The submissions have made for uncomfortable reading for company executives.
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Its CEO and other executives were imprisoned for graft offences.
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Facebook executives are meeting with reporters in Menlo Park today.
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Both reflect poorly on him, his executives, and the company.
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It was not immediately possible to contact the arrested executives.
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Mr Müller has replaced seven out of ten senior executives.
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At least some influential executives have taken that to heart.
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The lawyers of the former executives involved declined to comment.
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Jawboning executives to keep jobs in the U.S. will continue.
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TLI executives did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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And PepsiCo executives were pouring celebratory rum into their sodas.
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Several other executives at Ford are making moves as well.
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Executives at ACT headquarters rejected the recommendations, this person said.
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She also would impose limits on compensation for bank executives.
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After all, few chief executives want their organizations to shrink.
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Executives tried to forge or leverage ties with Republican Sen.
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The committee last month heard from seven pharmaceutical company executives.
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Industry executives said they expected activity to accelerate in May.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, however, is not among those executives.
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I've talked to a lot of your executives about it.
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Executives from Celgene, Regeneron and Vertex represented the drug industry.
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The company has seen the departure of numerous top executives.
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And executives from Google and Twitter never even mentioned it.
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That is part of value that executives at ABC see.
|
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Among executives who spoke with CNBC, a common theme emerged.
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Soon after, the company's executives mostly stopped talking to reporters.
|
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But executives also questioned Mistry's efforts to restructure the group.
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Amazon executives didn't care; neither did Microsoft's — but Google buckled.
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On one side are insurance executives like J. Marshall Dye.
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They both spoke to President Trump and female business executives.
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He met with Uber executives while still working at Waymo.
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Former Odebrecht executives are now cooperating with prosecutors as informants.
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Albemarle is also shuffling other executives, according to the memo.
|
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There have been contacts among a small circle of executives.
|
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George H. W. Bush bunked with executives from influential companies
|
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Executives did acknowledge growth will be a challenge without acquisitions.
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"The banks got so restricted," Trump told the executives Tuesday.
|
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Two other former executives also agreed to pay small fines.
|
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Other tech executives have taken similar steps during rocky periods.
|
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But it's nothing to be afraid of, Google executives say.
|
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Binladin executives did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.
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Pricing will be set case by case, SAP executives said.
|
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Network executives deny Saban had influence over their editorial decisions.
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It's just executives playing a little game of "what if."
|
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Airline executives will not get mixed messages from the survey.
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That's in stark contrast to what company executives told Congress.
|
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Five more executives also left Nike in the following days.
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Executives could get up to $32 million in buyout bonuses.
|
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"We're no longer entertainers, we're producers, studio executives," he said.
|
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About 250 Philippine business executives will visit Beijing with Duterte.
|
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Industry executives and supporters of the bailout bemoaned the shutdowns.
|
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Talented executives can have an outsize impact on shareholder returns.
|
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One of the executives at Sony International had the record.
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Disney executives declined to comment, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
|
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She has met technology executives in Silicon Valley; Austin, Tex.
|
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Still, Oculus executives say they are committed to Zuckerberg's strategy.
|
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It removed its executives' biographies from its website in 2015.
|
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These young people have amazed executives with their innovative ideas.
|
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But executives wanted to further expand the Angry Birds franchise.
|
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Initially, the bank was viewed by executives as a drag.
|
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And then newspaper company executives made a bad situation worse.
|
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Google executives have opted to stay out of the debate.
|
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Bank trading executives play down the threat of newer traders.
|
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The company's executives have long had close ties to Democrats.
|
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Industry executives have said billions of dollars may be involved.
|
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One of Apple's most important executives is leaving the company.
|
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Additional executives will report to the four senior vice presidents.
|
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And this time, executives are determined to do it right.
|
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Uber's lagging diversity extends beyond the company's board and executives.
|
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Executives at GE Aviation decided to stop selling engines altogether.
|
|
Here are the 22 martech executives to know, listed alphabetically.
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Executives worry about Murphy's law during their big live presentations.
|
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All of Apple's senior executives use the same presentation template.
|
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Ms. Marcelo was among the executives who signed the document.
|
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Street Journal insisted that the "consensus" among bankers and executives
|
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Afterward, mining association executives voted to support the U.S. withdrawal.
|
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Itau also faces a more competitive banking arena, executives said.
|
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Both were celebrity chief executives who had run sprawling corporations.
|
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The executives left one by one, culminating with Costolo himself.
|
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But you won't catch these executives burning the midnight oil.
|
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No executives at the three companies were available for comment.
|
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Some 60 million tonnes came online last year, executives said.
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It could also go after individual Facebook executives with fines.
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Executives from Cigna, CVS, Humana, OptumRx and Prime Therapeutics testified.
|
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Industry executives said insurance companies drop clients all the time.
|
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But executives prefer to emphasize other aspects of their idea.
|
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Sixty percent of the executives on the list are women.
|
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It previously had been known that three executives sold shares.
|
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In total, 190 entertainers, executives and artists signed the letter.
|
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Executives in more traditional roles don't have the same worries.
|
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Ward said she was fired after complaining to senior executives.
|
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Executives wouldn't say when they would be rolled out nationwide.
|
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That lawsuit also names two former executives of the agency.
|
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In her remarks to Goldman Sachs executives in 2013, Mrs.
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The structure is listed with Grant Hampton at Realty Executives.
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Company executives always make promises when they announce big deals.
|
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In an emotional teleconference, they told executives they felt abandoned.
|
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Here are the 10 most inspiring executives in Silicon Valley.
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Maybe the executives at Global Efficient Energy are really shy.
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It said that almost 30 executives knew of the scheme.
|
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The CBS board was reshaped and several top executives retired.
|
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No, not all nonprofit groups in America have overpaid executives.
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People like John Reynolds, if you listen to restaurant executives.
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How many of these Wall Street executives went to jail?
|
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A different row of executives moves rinkside, replacing the first.
|
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Shale executives continue to earn higher pay despite mixed records.
|
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Frequently, executives aren't holding their shares for the long run.
|
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He pushed out both companies' founders and installed Facebook executives.
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Regulatory hurdles have often slowed down implementation, some executives said.
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Companies including Twitter have appointed executives to improve diversity efforts.
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He has brought in former Facebook, Amazon and Google executives.
|
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Then he attended a leadership training session for Intel executives.
|
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Some other executives have also taken this issue on themselves.
|
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Apple's Classroom app is also expanding to Mac, executives said.
|
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And company executives say that hedging doesn't always make sense.
|
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Executives see ESPN+ as a foray into streaming for Disney.
|
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All four former executives neither admitted nor denied the allegations.
|
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In exchange for anonymity, newspaper executives gave startlingly candid commentary.
|
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I'm particularly excited about the earnings call with Apple executives.
|
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"How long will it take?" demand managers, clients, and executives.
|
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Company executives breaking the law in pursuit of delirious growth.
|
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AI is already driving big results, according to some executives.
|
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Zuckerberg and the other companies' top executives did not attend.
|
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Remember the scene as tech executives descended on Trump Tower?
|
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When we showed it to the executives, it was long.
|
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A number of tech executives matched ACLU donations as well.
|
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That means executives must be fully engaged to maintain momentum.
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He asked airline executives in February to identify regulatory hurdles.
|
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Formal charges were also filed against four other Samsung executives.
|
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It also announced new executives are joining its management team.
|
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That seemed to have struck a nerve with Amazon's executives.
|
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SG executives declined to say any more about the case.
|
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And ultimately, the deal would release former executives from liability.
|
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That said, paid transactions are 30 percent lower, executives said.
|
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The SoftBank CEO is known for paying his executives handsomely.
|
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"We'll get 'em tomorrow," said one of the corporate executives.
|
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WeWork has lost a number of executives in recent months.
|
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Target executives on an earnings call said the trend continues.
|
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Rostec executives say Kalashnikov is profitable and ready for privatization.
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What remains unclear is what price Equifax executives will pay.
|
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Other female executives have also left Uber in recent months.
|
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Corporate executives need not await a change in the law.
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You're one of the few black executives in Silicon Valley.
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Executives said that was because it did not check out.
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Many of those are now run by former industry executives.
|
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The Hubble executives started shrinking the budgets at 203 p.m.
|
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One thread that connects almost all successful executives is productivity.
|
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So did hundreds of governors, mayors, celebrities, editors and executives.
|
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We interviewed top American executives at the annual DealBook conference.
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He received loud applause from the crowd of oil executives.
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Finally, AMI executives were subpoenaed this spring for the probe.
|
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Then she played matchmaker by contacting executives and head writers.
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The payments will be adjusted for inflation, company executives said.
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The most interesting testimony will probably come from company executives.
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I mean, they make tobacco executives look like Mister Rogers.
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But even for less ambitions executives, the same principle holds.
|
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Uber's executives chose to focus on the positive on Thursday.
|
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Waymo executives were not available for interviews for this article.
|
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Television executives said the network's leadership was probably not worried.
|
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Not all corporate executives are playing down the warning signs.
|
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And executives said the bank could owe another $2 billion.
|
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At the time, over 20 executives reported directly to him.
|
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The Birmingham executives decided to try to fill the need.
|
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Still, Facebook executives have acknowledged missteps over the past year.
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Not much, to the frustration of some American business executives.
|
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Twitter executives quickly cowed before the oppressive power of caste.
|
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It featured executives from Google, Slack, LinkedIn, Airbnb and more.
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In addition to Netflix, executives from Apple Inc and Amazon.
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American corporate expansion in China would benefit shareholders and executives.
|
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However some industry executives have expressed scepticism over the timetable.
|
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Inside the building, shareholders stopped short of penalizing Boeing executives.
|
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Otherwise, executives "did not offer much detail" about the slowdown.
|
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Several other HBO executives have departed in the months since.
|
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Executives rejected the recommendations, and the reports were never filed.
|
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One of the Renault executives was considered an outside director.
|
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The executives cautioned that such a ban was not imminent.
|
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The departing executives were senior members of Mr. Immelt's team.
|
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Thousands of embarrassing emails between Sony executives were dumped online.
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He is also a speechwriter for entertainment executives and celebrities.
|
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You are currently on a tour meeting Time Warner executives.
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Executives from other labels started seeking him out for work.
|
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German prosecutors pursued criminal charges against two top Porsche executives.
|
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E.O. life and meeting regularly with executives throughout the organization.
|
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The reaction from a group of Silicon Valley executives: Wow.
|
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Technology itself is neutral, some of the Chinese executives said.
|
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But inside Facebook, executives thought they could contain the damage.
|
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Executives from both companies appeared ready to wage that fight.
|
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Many Facebook executives worried that any such efforts would backfire.
|
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Look, it's spending time with most of the league executives.
|
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At the time, TV executives sounded ambivalent about the trend.
|
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Now, McDonald's targets are commodities firms, brokers, and their executives.
|
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As spending outpaced hospital budgets, business executives increasingly took over.
|
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The auction was more complex than Meredith executives had expected.
|
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The former executives could not be immediately reached for comment.
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A separate meeting with cruise executives is planned, officials said.
|
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The election outlook has caused concern among American oil executives.
|
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the two executives' departures.
|
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Six Volkswagen executives face criminal charges in the United States.
|
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After the executives' departure, the federal inquiries into United continued.
|
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Several would grow up to join the company as executives.
|
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The resignation of these chief executives certainly sends a message.
|
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The executives were planning to talk about the company's strategy.
|
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Since the breach was announced, two top executives have retired.
|
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At the moment, though, executives are focused on their businesses.
|
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It was a rule that Netflix executives could not stomach.
|
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All executives and policy makers can't magically be given daughters.
|
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Executives with The Blackstone Group combined to add another $200,000.
|
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A year ago, many industry executives exuded much greater certainty.
|
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Executives are not scrambling for the exits due to Ghosngate.
|
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The system that emboldened that strategy bothered some other executives.
|
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Historically, tech employees have rarely challenged executives on ethical grounds.
|
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While Puzder and other top executives benefited, their employees struggled.
|
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Meanwhile, prosecutors are increasingly examining the conduct of corporate executives.
|
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They met with executives this week to discuss their concerns.
|
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Although, Apple executives were reportedly thrilled with first weekend signups.
|
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Instead, Twitter executives hope Vine Camera will be a compromise.
|
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Diamandis then convinced several Google executives to back the prize.
|
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There had been contacts among a small circle of executives.
|
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"These are not evil companies or malicious executives," he continued.
|
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Executives want to emphasize "shooting, hunting and rugged outdoor" products.
|
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What debate about dropping sponsorship happened between two Intel executives?
|
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And in the president, the executives found a sympathetic ear.
|
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Technology executives like WeWork's Adam Neumann are the new bankers.
|
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Tensions among several of SoftBank's senior executives are well known.
|
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In less than a decade, Saudi executives took the reins.
|
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Aramco executives also invested heavily in research and technological innovation.
|
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The firm's top executives, like Mr. Dalio, see things differently.
|
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Executives at Nordstrom heard about the encounter later on Thursday.
|
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A 290 cartoon shows four executives huddled around a desk.
|
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Financial executives and lobbyists offer mixed reviews of his tenure.
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You always worry about resignations of executives after a succession.
|
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Other executives are changing jobs as part of the shifts.
|
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Other practitioners, however, charge executives the big bucks for hypnosis.
|
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Executives from Signal were present at the dinner as well.
|
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Now it's in free fall, and top executives have fled.
|
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But it has alienated some Uber executives, employees and advisers.
|
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According to executives, this approach helps bolster diversity at Microsoft.
|
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Some tech executives, including Zuckerberg, have endorsed the OECD efforts.
|
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In contrast to the executives, some moms acknowledge their failings.
|
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Executives said they now expect to break even in 2020.
|
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No head coaches or top shoe company executives were implicated.
|
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The subpoena targets include two executives of American Media, Inc.
|
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Apart from Ms. Whetstone, other Uber executives have recently quit.
|
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Too many senior executives say things they don't really mean.
|
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Facebook and Amazon executives were 850 miles apart on Wednesday.
|
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Google executives say they know this is an urgent problem.
|
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It's still the paper pushers and the hospital chief executives.
|
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But top executives are still bracing themselves for the worst.
|
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TikTok's executives have welcomed the platform's uses for medical professionals.
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In 2201, Apple executives received 20193% of their target bonus.
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The hottest trend among Silicon Valley executives is embracing regulation.
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The company mandates that its executives retire at age 65.
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Keith Alexander to executives from companies like MasterCard and IBM.
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They've prosecuted hundreds of doctors but very few pharmaceutical executives.
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Executives on a conference call tried to calm investor fears.
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But some industry executives have criticized Nielsen's methods as outdated.
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CVS executives sounded optimistic about regulatory progress earlier this month.
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Aramco executives, who hadn't seen the news coming, were angry.
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Additional executives are said to be announcing their departures soon.
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Executives see technology as both an opportunity and a challenge.
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This follows the departure of Oculus' founders and early executives.
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Still, marketing executives took it as a lesson: Be ready.
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Business executives don't just chase the lowest corporate tax rates.
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We asked 35 executives how they balance family and work.
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But Uber's top executives say its Freight division shows promise.
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Its directors include former executives of Philip Morris and Bayer.
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He had just argued with executives at a board meeting.
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Corporate executives above the news division could do the same.
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The complaint did not say which executives Mr. Schmidt briefed.
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Still, executives have conceded that Chipotle may never fully recover.
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In some recent public settings, Cambridge executives have acknowledged that.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Two former executives of JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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He did not say which executives would attend the meeting.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Two former executives of JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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Executives at the company declined a request for an interview.
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Will oil and gas executives reap big rewards as well?
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The Peloton executives want star power, but not just that.
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Executives cannot afford to alienate a large bloc of workers.
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I spoke to cadets who had become soldiers, executives, fathers.
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We stayed on with the parent company and are executives.
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Other Cisco executives have left to join the Pensando team.
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Executives in the drug industry call him something else: catalyst.
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For now, the executives who run it watch and wait.
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Company executives said they were surprised by U.S. industry weakness.
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Newman's Own is now a $500 million enterprise, executives say.
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Its executives travel to Amsterdam, Hong Kong and Bentonville, Ark.
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Ms. Wofford and Mr. Schmeling are executives at veterans organizations.
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With neither side budging yet, executives are calling for compromise.
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The event is unlikely to include executives of U.S. companies.
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But chief executives of drug companies are not so sanguine.
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Of more importance to network executives, she delivered middling ratings.
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Intellia's executives and directors control 38.7 percent of the company.
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The county executives of both counties have criticized Ms. Lisanti.
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Several television executives privately groused that those numbers were meaningless.
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"What I see here is an oligopoly," he told executives.
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Facebook executives and others associated with Libra have big aspirations.
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After the 2000 election, Deutsche Bank executives admitted to problems.
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Executives declined to address any discussions on the analyst call.
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Now Microsoft employees are pushing executives to do the same.
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Times executives believe she is poised to take the position.
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Toyota executives have declined to provide a timeline for production.
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Is that a group that network executives ... Yes, that is.
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So they know that studio executives read the mainstream press.
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Of the company's 18 most powerful executives, 17 are men.
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Instead, its executives have decided to help grow Paltrow's platform.
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He tweeted after a bunch of his top executives left.
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URX executives did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
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Quixey has missed sales targets and seen key executives depart.
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They've had a lot of executives moving into big jobs.
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I've talked to lots of Facebook executives that feel bad.
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Nine other former executives at Vinashin were jailed in 2012.
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Renault told Reuters its executives had not led the project.
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I don't envy network executives, because it is talent management.
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Organized criminals were using information they gleaned from social media networks, public company websites, job sites and even calls to the companies to fake the contact information for chief executives and other top executives.
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However, Saudi officials mounted a business-as-usual campaign at the conference, and many of the big Western banks whose top executives boycotted the event sent sizeable teams of lower-ranking executives to Riyadh.
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The executives were briefed on the lab raid, which took place last week, and wore wires to a meeting with Huawei executives during the annual CES convention last month, according to the Businessweek report.
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One attendee said executives "punted" to Wall Street research analysts on questions about specific growth numbers and financials, largely because executives are limited on what they can share due to disclosure rules for roadshows.
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In 2017, there were a record-breaking 32 female executives serving as CEOs of Fortune 500 companies but by May of 2018, this number had dropped by 25 percent to just 24 female executives.
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In August, four senior executives at Citic Securities confessed to insider dealing, state media said, while in November the brokerage said is was not able to contact two of its top investment banking executives.
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A recent survey of "Federal Cyber Executives" shows most executives believe the federal government cannot detect ongoing attacks, doesn't know how it can be breached, and that the 2015 CyberSprint did not improve security.
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Although there are certainly chief executives and other corporate executives who support Trump, corporate entities on the whole don't want to be associated with polarizing political positions, whether on the left or the right.
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Pakistan's biggest TV channel, Geo, went off air for several weeks in April and only returned after its executives struck a deal with the military over their coverage of Sharif, two executives told Reuters.
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Retail executives to meet with lawmakers on border tax: Senior tax executives at retail companies are meeting with members of Congress on Wednesday to advocate against the proposed border-adjustment tax from House Republicans.
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Research from Victoria Brescoll at the Yale School of Management found that people rated male executives who spoke up often in meetings as more competent than peers; the inverse was true for female executives.
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Its executives are also poised to gain personally from another new effort: The agency is working to accelerate the vetting of bonuses to departing Wells Fargo executives, according to people briefed on the matter.
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Many Western executives and government officials have canceled their appearances, including the chief executives of Blackstone Group, JPMorgan Chase, and foreign and finance ministers from the United States, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.
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In a press release on Friday, Hulu said that Disney plans to "more closely integrate Hulu" into its business operations and that Hulu's executives would report to Disney's direct-to-consumer and international executives.
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The report on the former Trump administration EPA head cited two industry executives who said Pruitt told executives at a Kentucky Coal Association meeting last week that he planned to develop a consulting firm.
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UBS Group AG, its French unit and six executives and former executives face charges of aggravated tax fraud and money laundering in an investigation into allegations they helped wealthy clients avoid taxes in France.
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The strategy of indicting executives highlights the seriousness of the allegations against Volkswagen, as well as the fact that executives at high levels of the company carried out the alleged fraud over a decade.
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The lack of prosecutions of top bank executives for wrongdoing on Wall Street has been a persistent sore point with the left, particularly since no major executives faced charges following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Hotel executives, concierges and executives of concierge tool companies all agreed the rise of texting and of social media and apps like Facebook, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and WeChat have greatly increased demands on concierges.
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Niti Aayog officials met with executives from companies including Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp and TVS late on Friday, giving them two weeks to come up with the plan, according to one of the executives.
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There's a positive correlation between companies with more women executives (and thus better profit potential) and countries where girls do better at math and where the public has less discriminatory attitudes toward women executives.
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However, given higher premiums, a recent study by headhunting firm Page Executive with 1,000 top ranking executives in Brazilian companies showed a 3 percent drop in executives covered by a D&O policy in 2015.
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The number of executives who will work in this group is still undetermined, but Elliott has contracted with operating executives in the past, though that has not before been part of an internally organized group.
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Accountability is imperative This same kind of accountability is imperative for executives in the opioid industry, whose tactics have in some cases been akin to those of tobacco industry executives in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The company is, notably, overwhelmingly male-dominated; last year, it also agreed to a $5 million settlement over allegations that it paid female executives less than men, and black executives less than their white counterparts.
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In the last two years, authorities have fined a number of SQM executives and former executives for market manipulation and accused the company of providing fake invoices to political figures in order to finance campaigns.
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The researchers discovered that executives in the sugar industry funded research in the 21905s and '250s that, upon the executives' request, cast doubt on the health risks of sugar while promoting the risks of fat.
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But on at least three occasions in recent months, foreign executives have been approached by their Chinese joint venture partners demanding that they involve internal party committees in strategic decisions, say lawyers and business executives.
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It found that only two companies in the index — Severn Trent and Kingfisher — achieved a 50:50 split of male and female senior executives, while 13 failed to employ any senior female executives at all.
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Now, as the Trump administration threatens to withdraw the U.S. from the deal, many tech executives, including executives at Tesla, HPE and Salesforce, are urging President Donald Trump to keep the U.S. in the agreement.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Former executives from Walt Disney Co and Viacom Inc's Nickelodeon network will lead a new media company created to provide video content for children ages 2 to 11, executives announced on Wednesday.
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Interviews with more than a dozen Walmart executives, former executives, company advisers and regulators show that the retailer's approach to public policy issues is more nuanced than a desire to simply do the right thing.
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That made him one of the best compensated executives in the world during that period, and one of the highest paid executives in Japan, a country known for relatively low pay at the upper echelon.
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Executives were furious that the proposed sanctions seemed more draconian than those imposed on banks that nearly cratered the global economy a decade earlier, according to people familiar with the thinking of top bank executives.
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Drug trafficking charges against executives were first of their kind The April 2019 criminal drug trafficking charges brought against the two former executives of RDC were the first time distributors were charged with these crimes.
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Two black McDonald&aposs executives filed a lawsuit claiming they faced racial discrimination at the fast-food giant last week, and The Wall Street Journal recently reported on a "party culture" encouraged by top executives.
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There are plans for quarterly meetings of a smaller group of tech executives, to be organized by Mr. Trump's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, said one of the executives briefed on the meeting.
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Nine people, mostly former union officials but also some executives of automakers Fiat Chrysler, pleaded guilty to charges in a conspiracy that included misappropriation of union funds and bribery of union officials by auto executives.
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News of payouts to Mr. Rubin and other executives accused of wrongdoing, along with the continued employment of male executives who had acted inappropriately with women at Google, led to an employee walkout in November.
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But the company has seen turnover among executives, the Journal reported.
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That shows a savvy few thought state-owned bank executives possessed.
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There are lessons here for both civic leaders and tech executives.
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None of these executives will attend the event, these people added.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Four senior executives are leaving Reckitt Benckiser Group (RB.
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That project clashed with the priorities of executives, a coworker says.
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All of the contributions from the Amazon executives came in September.
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That's involved a suite of new executives and, of course, layoffs.
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All sorts of executives, if you want to talk about this.
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Most other senior executives added 'president' to their current job titles.
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Silicon Valley executives coordinated by Mark Zuckerberg's immigration reform group FWD.
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The annual conference in Switzerland gathers world leaders and business executives.
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She pointed to a recent meeting between Trump and airline executives.
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But according to Bank of America's top executives, that'll soon change.
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After it discovered the breach, three executives sold off their stock.
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Some executives will throw down more than $1,000 for a pair.
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The company has also been struck by an exodus of executives.
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Before, companies only needed to report compensation for their top executives.
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But business executives are worried about their ability to continue hiring.
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In my father's company, there are more female than male executives.
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This is Steve Case and Ted Leonsis, the early AOL executives.
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Some of the terrible executives and their decisions bum me out.
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Auto executives acknowledge the challenges but point to a famous precedent.
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Multiple business executives surveyed cited the trade war as a negative.
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However, they have held a series of meetings with bank executives.
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Cruise executives have also promised to strengthen the company's storm policy.
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Dear executives of United Airlines, I have some advice for you.
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CNN has not been able to reach company executives for comment.
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The secret payment ultimately cost several Uber security executives their jobs.
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Anadarko's top six executives are to receive $300 million in payouts.
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Company executives received about 89.5 percent of their targeted annual incentives.
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The online retail giant has those precious analytics that executives crave.
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He was indicted the same year along with fellow Megaupload executives.
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The companies have not disclosed which executives will take the stand.
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The study surveyed 1003,793 companies, of which 985 had female executives.
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However, that hasn't stopped some financial executives from backing the lawmakers.
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There have been some notable changes among lower-level executives, however.
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Only four of the 48 executives in those roles are women.
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The War Game so horrified BBC executives that they shelved it.
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Those executives now report to Western Regional Banking Executive Lisa Stevens.
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Executives are being shuffled around and product divisions are being regrouped.
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But a lot more executives ought to reflect on its message.
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Comcast executives seemed surprisingly unaware that this might be an issue.
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In 22017, nearly no one got a bonus, say former executives.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Former executives of Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem (BRKM5.
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The firm's partners will replace a group of Carlyle-appointed executives.
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John Hickenlooper as the only state executives vying for the nomination.
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Huawei executives announced the suit during a press conference in Shenzen.
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But he says NBC executives didn't share his sense of urgency.
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Executives are also taking pains to avoid alienating Democratic congressional leaders.
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One theory is that executives are simply terrified of Mr Trump.
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The reaction on Twitter amplified investors' beliefs and Disney executives' hopes.
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App makers and Silicon Valley executives wax lyrical about technological disruption.
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CHIEF executives of Hong Kong have never basked in public adoration.
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This profile examines how the company governs executives, employees, and contractors.
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You need some women executives, that would be kind of nice.
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Attempts to reach nursing home staff or executives were not successful.
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The executives said they were working hard to address policymakers' concerns.
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Meet 5 of China's disappearing executives Looking to Reagan for answers?
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There were 30 people around the table: owners, players and executives.
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An earlier leak showed Google executives' frustration after the 2016 election.
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AT&T executives also gave a quick tour of the product.
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Several other former Facebook executives have come out against the company.
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Not one of the company's top executives is from the city.
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Executives at those companies and at Seres also declined to comment.
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Most chief executives would say they are more pickers than polishers.
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The overlap in executives highlights a deeper issue in the merger.
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But what is it, exactly, that tech executives see in Buttigieg?
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But executives said that didn't influence the terms of the deal.
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Year-ago figures benefited from prior restructuring benefits, SAP executives said.
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No senior executives were implicated as part of the internal review.
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The site's other top executives are Ali Taghva and Matthew Azrieli.
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In the annals of peeved chief executives, Dauman's performance was tame.
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Several executives from his property company have been detained by police.
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Executives will discuss the results with analysts at 5 p.m. ET.
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In the early 2000s American television executives created a winning formula.
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However, bank executives also got their measures approved, with flying colors.
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Who Stays Here: Business executives and affluent travelers visiting from abroad.
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Harborside executives and Berman could not be immediately reached for comment.
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And executives and critics are still not a demographically diverse group.
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Three executives were also ordered to personally pay millions of dollars.
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Prosecutors said he also participated with other executives on an Oct.
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Executives often highlight Stories as critical for future advertising revenue growth.
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He has appointed new executives and shaken up the company's board.
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It also instituted term limits for top executives and committee members.
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That has made executives nervous in an industry that is global.
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BANK OF AMERICA EXECUTIVES SPEAK TO ANALYSTS AFTER POSTING QUARTERLY RESULTS
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Executives are holding a call with analysts at 10:30 a.m.
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The data controversy led to the firing of two senior executives.
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Some executives pushed back at the time, according to multiple reports.
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The FTC's Facebook fine should target Mark Zuckerberg and other executives.
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It may also make executives think twice about taking on risk.
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By all appearances, Kotb has the full support of network executives.
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In their letter to executives, Google employees make four specific demands.
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Both Hyundai and Kia replaced their top China executives last August.
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BamBrogan accused Pishevar and other Hyperloop executives of mismanagement and greed.
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Many rail executives blame a Brexit-induced slowdown for falling traffic.
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So its executives haven't been hauled up to testify before Congress.
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The search is on for a new generation of top executives.
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Other high-profile Italian banking executives are expected to join in.
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Liang is one of the lowest-ranking executives charged so far.
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"Of course executives' personal interests influence their decision-making," Brown said.
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Yet the two executives publicly reaffirmed the forecasts, the SEC alleged.
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The scandal prompted the departure of VW's CEO and other executives.
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But still, its executives get asked about it all the time.
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Standing on trial alongside Xu are executives of 13 listed firms.
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Executives admitted in November that the company was growing too fast.
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It is currently looking for new executives to lead both divisions.
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As the deal is done, however, the executives always sound bullish.
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This led to disagreements between the two executives, the paper said.
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Also, this week, 2 top Facebook executives announced they were departing.
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Just a fifth of senior executives in G7 countries are female.
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But the participation of other hedge fund executives has been muted.
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WATERS SAYS FACEBOOK EXECUTIVES SHOULD TESTIFY BEFORE CONGRESS ON CRYPTOCURRENCY PRODUCT
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The potential for asset seizures would keep executives up at night.
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And that is another reason for Disney executives to be cheerful.
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Putting pressure directly on individual bosses and executives is no accident.
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They might even serve as interim executives of a distressed firm.
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United executives merely talked about expenses rising, namely in jet fuel.
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When profits miss targets, executives usually make a (well-compensated) exit.
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Executives at Norwest and Canaan currently hold seats on LendingClub's board.
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Honest Co. executives could not be reached in time for comment.
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There are also interviews with solo artists, bands and music executives.
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Top level executives are discussing numerous scenarios, according to the insider.
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Tech executives could face fines and criminal penalties under the proposal.
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He also coached executives at eBay, Facebook and Twitter, among others.
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His son James and John's daughter Cristina are the chief executives.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: But I give my R&D executives a headache.
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Executives are being paid for returns as well as rising output.
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But for coaches and executives, success in multiple sports is unusual.
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Wiser executives know that shareholder value comes in shades of grey.
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Some former executives have told Reuters it should sell the division.
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It may mean new executives, new products or changing business models.
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Economists and airline executives would argue that this system is inefficient.
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Executives must write one every year, laying out their business plan.
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Executives plan to build a subscription product around Modern Retail soon.
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Many executives will doubtless continue to court Mr Trump in private.
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The executives are accused over losses at state oil firm PetroVietnam.
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Despite doubts from her board of executives, Ball approved the project.
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What's worse, utility executives and energy investors treat it that way.
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MOST chief executives relish a jump in their company's share price.
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The company had to move faster, Musk told his senior executives.
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Four top Citgo executives were removed from their posts this week.
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Other executives will continue in their current positions, the statement indicated.
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But French ministers and Areva executives have made similar comments before.
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John Kasich, also tried to distinguish himself from the other executives.
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And somewhere, Pandora Radio executives probably let out a beleaguered groan.
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The report says that he met with IP3 executives, last year.
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The Rive brothers are co-founders and top executives of SolarCity.
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Rockwell's executives made the comments during the company's post-earnings call.
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Rio Tinto and the two former executives have denied the charges.
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Falk persisted, though, and network executives gave Cash a second chance.
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It has already cut executives' bonuses by a nearly a third.
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Exechange assigns departing executives a "push out" score from 26-10.
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Facebook executives also went before the public and discussed the situation.
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Executives said Snapchat's focus on privacy gives it a competitive advantage.
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Executives have repeatedly called on Beijing to help reduce their costs.
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Other former Facebook executives have also publicly questioned the company's ethics.
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Chief executives are also less trusted than political figures, Edelman said.
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Executives remain distracted by a number of legal and regulatory issues.
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It is not clear whether Zuckerberg or other executives will appear.
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Investigators questioned two senior Samsung Group executives this week as witnesses.
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Executives say ESPN+ is designed not to cannibalize the television business.
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Its executives were, at the time, awaiting trial for securities fraud.
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In response, the company has put its executives front and center.
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His efforts to galvanize other executives met with a mixed response.
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On Tuesday, company executives played down the possibility of an acquisition.
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Executives were also quick to defend the pace of loan growth.
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Executives Don Harrison and Bradley Horowitz will reportedly manage the incubator.
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Not so May, who has appeared reluctant to meet bank executives.
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In spite of this, JPMorgan executives appeared to play down concern.
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Politicians sometimes wear them, and so do a few chief executives.
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Company executives aim to negotiate a settlement over disputed royalty payments.
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Instead, the're focused on quarterly profits, which typically determine executives' bonuses.
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Employees sent the letter to executives on Friday, Boston Globe reported.
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Apple executives wanted it to be an extension of the iPhone.
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Nye corresponded with several Fannie Mae executives, including CEO Franklin Raines.
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It's normal for presidents to take input from key American executives.
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Executives who broke from tech's bastion of opposition faced immense scrutiny.
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However, company executives are still facing criminal charges over the incident.
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Tech executives are increasingly wielding power once reserved for elected officials.
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These are the executives and companies that went through the SAP.
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Russian prosecutors accused several YUKOS executives of tax evasion and embezzlement.
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That's such a thing with internet executives taking a long walk.
|
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Last month, the bank suspended two executives from its Estonia business.
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Would the media executives even get to see their own scores?
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These included senior executives at the army-run METEC industrial conglomerate.
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On Halloween, Congress hauled in executives from Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
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No former or current PG&E executives face charges, sfgate said.
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Executives host a relatively lively video conference call, streamed on YouTube.
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WASHINGTON, July 16 (Reuters) - Executives from tech giants Apple Inc, Amazon.
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The first is that bank executives are bluffing over moving jobs.
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That said, paid transactions are still 30 percent lower, executives said.
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The doctoral program is "directed at high-level executives" from China.
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Valeant blamed accounting issues on "improper conduct" by top finance executives.
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Verizon executives have hinted at a Yahoo acquisition in the past.
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A 2009 meeting of technology executives at the US State Department.
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Repsol and PetroVietnam executives could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Dozens of companies and senior business executives have also been implicated.
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Executives are told about any changes only at the last minute.
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Waymo also displayed emails in court today sent between Uber executives.
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Odebrecht refused to pay him, according to testimony from its executives.
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The executives have something of a cushion; their members do not.
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Fifth Wall has beefed up its staff with former retail executives.
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Neither of the executives has replied to repeated requests for comment.
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Not just executives at social networks like Facebook, Reddit and Twitter.
|
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Mining executives say a first response is to withdraw exploration funding.
|
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Energy executives are optimistic about the prospects for more pipeline construction.
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Executives reiterated the company's commitment to pay its $1.07 quarterly dividend.
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Those who complete projects will present their work to senior executives.
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The founding team includes a handful of high-level media executives.
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He and the other executives will stand trial over the charges.
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This is a preference expressed by several the largest bank executives.
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This is a common challenge for many founders and chief executives.
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Drivers want company executives to know they are really, really unhappy.
|
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That's why so many tech executives were at those master classes.
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Joe Belfiore is one of the most senior executives at Microsoft.
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Most have signalled their intent to push executives for good performance.
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It said two other group executives detained on Friday were released.
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VICE Sports talked to four NBA executives about Fox's jump shot.
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These are the questions that keep label executives up at night.
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Until now, Amino executives decided when to start a new community.
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Tidal executives flatly denied the rumor when questioned by the Journal.
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The truth is, most executives don't believe tax reform is coming.
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However, he says, that doesn't mean Wells executives are without blame.
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Media executives bear further responsibility for the broadcast of forced confessions.
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Industry executives are impressed with her marketing, presentation and communications skills.
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Executives at the Fox party called the subject a bit cliché.
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Nevertheless, the pay received by these company's chief executives was lush.
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Oscar executives said the company works hard to keep customers satisfied.
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Several banking executives have voiced similar sentiments on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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However, several prominent investors and banking executives have strongly criticized bitcoin.
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Plenty of the highest earners in society are not corporate executives.
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Overpaid or underpaid, executives certainly know what the going rate is.
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The hearing is the committee's second to feature social media executives.
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One of the nation's leading health care executives, Tyson was 60.
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Many top executives in the alliance report to three separate CEOs.
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Reasons: Most top executives studied by the Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc.
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They wound up in a meeting with three US Bank executives.
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According to the executives, Pruitt would not be employed by Alliance.
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Chief executives of public companies are not always big political contributors.
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Media executives point out that Apple and Amazon are already adapting.
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Uber could have promoted more staffers internally to replace departed executives.
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He has ousted some top executives, and board members have left.
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The event was attended by hundreds of bankers and company executives.
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However, executives had sat on these reforms for over a decade.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Executives at agrochemicals company American Vanguard Corp (AVD.
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These executives and the candidate may find other issues to debate.
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Survey respondents included 102 business executives in addition to 1,500 consumers.
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Executives from Twitter and Facebook testified before Congress earlier this month.
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Executives of the Keurig coffee maker found that out last week.
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ZTE has replaced executives allegedly involved, including naming a new president.
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More seasoned executives have stumbled in their responses to natural disasters.
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Nor did executives on stage make any mention of hardware ambitions.
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Industry executives say it will be difficult to topple the king.
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Business managers and executives tend to focus on a wider landscape.
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Federal law enforcement continues to pursue claims against other Woodbridge executives.
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Sinclair executives responded that there was nothing inappropriate about the arrangement.
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One problem with untrammeled power is that unitary executives make mistakes.
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Business Insider has rounded up 22 top executives leading "martech" companies.
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In total, over 150 executives across the world confirmed their attendance.
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Many other top executives there are also "acting" rather than confirmed.
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The benefit that assumed competence gives to auto executives is considerable.
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Industry executives and analysts said luxury brands will launch more SUVs.
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Here are the businesses it overhauled and the executives who departed.
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Here's what 215 executives of known blockchain companies have to say.
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Malaysia has filed criminal fraud charges against 22019 Goldman Sachs executives.
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Their executives and shareholders win and the rest of us lose.
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The turmoil has led to the departures of several top executives.
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Gender diversity has become an important priority for investors and executives.
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In France, its executives were arrested for running an illegal service.
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But Trump Hotels executives say the brand has never been stronger.
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But Match executives are confident the entrance won't affect their business.
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Cummings indicates he could call drug company executives to testify Rep.
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Big box-office hits are like ghosts: They haunt studio executives.
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That sale process is underway, CenturyLink executives said on the call.
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Trump has criticized athletes and sports league executives since taking office.
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His duties will instead be distributed among several other company executives.
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Female executives often face implicit gender bias, Business Insider previously reported.
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That percentage didn't change from the 2018 survey of warehousing executives.
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Executives also increased guidance for the full year and quarter ahead.
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But executives at these companies say this is just the beginning.
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