After the Oscars Flub: 5 Things On the Mind of PwC Chief Tim Ryan
It was Cullinan's mistake, but how PricewaterhouseCoopers CEO Tim Ryan handles the fallout is what will have the most effect on the company.
Construction CEOs Face Hurdles as Border Wall Tender Process Opens
The German arm of Spanish construction giant ACS has said it would be open to building part of the Mexican border wall, estimated to cost in the tens of billions of dollars.
Samsung Group in Turmoil as Chief Indicted
Bribery charges leveled against Samsung's heir apparent and subsequent closure of its strategy office represent a wider blow to South Korea's insular and top-down corporate management culture.
Outsourcing to Cut Costs is “Yesterday’s Game”: GE’s Immelt
The head of the manufacturing giant has warned that America will no longer be a global leader in trade, though he welcomed the president's planned tax and regulation cuts.
Why Warren Buffett is Suspicious of CEOs who Always “Make the Numbers”
The billionaire investor is concerned that stellar "adjusted" earnings could belie an unhealthy corporate culture.
LinkedIn’s CEO Explains Why Feeling your Employees’ Pain Isn’t Going Far Enough
Twelve years in the making, Jeff Weiner shares his views on compassionate management.
Manufacturing Summit will be Making Retail CEOs Nervous
Donald Trump appeared receptive to a plan to tax imports pressed by the CEOs of exporters.
CEOs Present Trump with Regulation Hit List
Rules around overtime penalties, environmental management and executive pay ratio disclosure are among those in the firing line.
CEO Carlos Ghosn Loosens his Grip on Nissan
The long-time Nissan CEO's decision to step down shows helping to steer three companies at once could be too much for even the most well-regarded leaders.
Investing in People is Paying Off for Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon
Boosting staff pay and training, as well as cutting product prices, has brought more people back to the retailing' giant's bricks-and-mortar stores.