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Mark Cuban Sounds Off - Mark Cuban, the billionaire bon vivant, founder of HDNet and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, is not... full interview »
Facebook To List On Nasdaq? - “Obviously, we're well represented in the technology sphere..." full interview »
Her First Four Months As HP CEO - Whitman discusses the rationale behind the decisions she's made so far, as well as HP's tablet... full interview »
Lessons From Apple - Everyone wants to see what Ron Johnson will do next. full interview »
This Ain't A One-Time Rodeo - Professional Bull Riders CEO Jim Haworth aims to turn what most people think of as one event at the... full interview »
How I'd Fix The Economy - Honeywell CEO David Cote got an inside look into Capitol Hill's machinations when he served on... full interview »
70% Of Groupon's Employees Are Outside U.S. - Groupon founder and CEO Andrew Mason was interviewed by Techonomy’s David Kirkpatrick on stage at... full interview »
Google Should Be Like A Family - In an exclusive Q&A, Google's co-founder and CEO explains how he built a No. 1 workplace -- and why... full interview »
Q&A: Nokia’s CEO Plan for Smartphone Dominance - At Nokia’s CES keynote address last Monday, Elop launched into a spirited oration on his... full interview »
The Real Deal With Groupon - Groupon CEO Andrew Mason is in the business of bargains, and business is very good. But is... full interview »
Sometimes, You Need To Blow The Fuses - "I think every C.E.O. needs an executive team to be balanced to fit their strengths. The key... full interview »
MS Purchase Rumors Bogus - Rumors that Microsoft is about to buy Nokia's smartphone division are "baseless," Nokia CEO Stephen... full interview »
IMAX CEO On 'Ghost Protocol' - IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond talks about the strategy to preview Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol... full interview »
What Lies In India... - "India is very competitive and as you pointed out it is a tremendous market for our customers." full interview »
Zynga’s New Game Will Appeal To Women - In his first interview since the IPO, Zynga CEO and Chicago native Mark Pincus talked about the... full interview »
All Quiet On The Tumblr Front, But Not The Back End - We met with its founder and CEO, David Karp to find out what he's been doing. He told us what made... full interview »
It’s Still “Early Innings” - In an interview, the man who is leaving a job running eBay’s large and lucrative PayPal online... full interview »
Insights On The Writing Of Steve Jobs - Walter Isaacson shares new information on his best-selling biography of the Apple founder. full interview »
In Person: GM CEO Akerson - Dan Akerson is hardly a corporate diplomat. The chairman and chief executive at General Motors says... full interview »
How To Keep A Hospital Afloat - Mt. Sinai Hospital CEO Kenneth Davis discusses the science of being a CEO and how to manage a... full interview »
Micron Technology said yesterday it has appointed D. Mark Durcan to replace chief executive Steve Appleton, who died Friday when the small experimental plane he was piloting crashed at the Boise airport.
Kazuo Hirai is Sony‘s new CEO and President, replacing Howard Stringer, the company has announced.
Sir Howard Stringer will step down as Sony CEO and president on April 1, the Japanese electronics giant announced Wednesday.
Apple Inc. is reaching over the Atlantic to snatch a British electronics-chain CEO as the head of its own retail operation. Apple said Tuesday that Dixons Retail PLC’s John Browett will become its top retail executive on April 20. He will report directly to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
The chief executive of Carrefour SA is to be replaced by a veteran French clothing retailer after a string of profit warnings sent the French retail giant’s share price tumbling.
Tilera is announcing today it has launched new cloud computing processors with either 16 or 36 computing brains, or cores. The company is also announcing that its founding chief executive, Devesh Garg, has rejoined the company as CEO.
American Eagle Outfitters Inc. CEO James O'Donnell will step down Saturday in a move that was expected and be replaced by former Levi's executive Robert Hanson.
Research In Motions's co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis are stepping down as CEOs, and COO Thorsten Heins will take over.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says Sam’s Club President and CEO Brian Cornell is leaving the company so he can return to the Northeast for family reasons.
The day after the national holiday in recognition of his father, Martin Luther King III announced that he will be stepping down as CEO of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change. He has held the position since 2011.
Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., publisher of the New York Times, is no stranger to nepotism — he did succeed his father, after all.
Fannie Mae Chief Executive Michael J. Williams resigned Tuesday, saying he will depart as soon as the mortgage-finance giant's board names a successor.
The sudden resignation of Urban Outfitters’ chief executive sent shares in the youth fashion retailer plunging as several analysts asked whether it signalled deeper problems at the company.
CNBC is reporting that Mike Williams, CEO of Fannie Mae, is stepping down from the GSE. Whether he was forced out or not is not known, but let’s just say that the public is no longer in support of Fannie Mae in the same manner in which it was in the years earlier.
WebMD Health Corp. shares plunged Tuesday morning after the healthcare information website said CEO Wayne T. Gattinella has resigned, and it expects earnings to drop this year.
Canadian surfer-dude-turned-billionaire Chip Wilson is stepping down from his executive role at Lululemon, the hugely successful purveyor of pricey yoga gear he founded 12 years ago.
Claire's Stores Inc. said Chief Executive Eugene S. Kahn has resigned from the women's accessories and jewelry retailer, and two other executives were named to take over his responsibilities on a temporary basis.
It’s official. As Kara Swisher reported earlier, Yahoo just named Scott Thompson, the president of eBay’s PayPal business, as CEO. Thompson also will be named to the Yahoo board, which has been weighing for months a sale or other possible strategic options for the company.
Teva Pharmaceuticals has tapped a former Bristol-Myers Squibb senior executive to replace CEO Shlomo Yanai when he retires in May.
Computer Sciences Corp., potentially facing a big financial hit from a troubled U.K. contract, has assembled a list of front-runners to succeed its current chief executive, and hopes to pick an outsider for the job early in 2012, people familiar with the matter said. The progress in choosing a successor to CEO Michael W. Laphen, who plans to retire, comes amid mounting difficulties for the technology-services company.
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Anders Dahlvig, says it is possible to combine financial success with the broader...
Coinstar CEO Explains New...Verizon and Coinstar are teaming up to battle Netflix in video streaming.
Battle Of The Economic PlansPresident Obama's economic policies, and whether Mitt Romney will be bullish for...
Fusion-io CEO On Dominating...David Flynn, CEO of Fusion-IO, discusses how the firm can stay dominant.
Micron CEO Dies In CrashSteven R. Appleton, CEO of Micron died Friday in an airplane crash in Boise, Idaho.
Hooters CEO On Super Bowl,...Hooters CEO Terry Marks on the Super Bowl’s boost to the company’s business.
Facebook's New MillionairesThe millionaire's club has to make room for a few more hundred people...at least.
Would Romney Be Bullish For...Willbur Ross, CEO of W.L. Ross & Co., gives Mitt Romney a thumbs up.
