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What Have CEOs Done for Data Privacy Since GDPR?
Privacy continues to be the most important aspect of data management for the majority of businesses.
The Fortune 100 Companies with the Worst Rated CEOs
A new index reveals looks at Glassdoor reviews to determine BEST and WORST rated Fortune 100 CEOs.
Nomura Boss Steps Down After 7 Years as CEO
This week, Japanese investment bank Nomura Holdings Inc. announced the departure of longstanding CEO Koji Nagai.
The Charity CEO: Michelle Mitchell from Cancer Research UK
This month, we had the pleasure to connect with Michelle Mitchell OBE who joined Cancer Research UK as CEO in November 2018.
Uber Losing its License is Just the Beginning of 2020’s Upcoming Trends
The local transport authorities have revoked Uber's license to operate in London following an alleged stint of uninsured and unlicensed Uber trips across the city.
Orders for Tesla’s New Cybertruck Hit 200,000
Following the launch of tesla’s new cybertruck, the electric car company has already received an influx of over 200,000 orders.
Louis Vuitton Secures Tiffany at $16 Billion
Originally rumoured around $14.5 billion, Louis Vuitton’s parent company and the biggest luxury goods company in the world, LVMH has secured Tiffany & Co. in a $16 billion takeover.
HP Says No to Xerox Takeover but Still Open to Merger
One of the world’s most successful co-founderships, Hewlett-Packard aka HP has recently rejected a takeover offer from Xerox, a rivalling print multinational.
The Spectacular Rise and Fall of WeWork
In less than one year, WeWork went from having a $47 billion valuation and being the darling of the venture capital world to needing an $8 billion infusion to avoid running out of money. This is the story of Adam Neumann, Softbank's risky…
The CEO Disconnect: Balancing Short-Term Wins with Long-Term Growth
Almost all CEOs have a set a purpose for their organisation, but their commitment to and use of it varies considerably from company to company.