CEOs
CEOs Make Too Much, Nearly 80 Percent of Workers Say
A lot of workers would also like to know exactly how much that CEO makes.
Netflix CEO to Sleep: This Is War!
"You get a show or a movie you're really dying to watch, and you end up staying up late at night," CEO Reed Hastings said. "So we actually compete with sleep."
Can Corporate America Afford to Abandon Trump?
A stream of resignations from high-level business counsels hit a crescendo recently when Trump was forced to disband two executive councils.
What is Uber's Fate Without Travis Kalanick?
I disagree that Uber will be better off now that he has resigned.
Wal-Mart, Apple, Google Lead CEO Pay List
Technology companies' top executives led the way in compensation last year, while one woman and a former Goldman Sachs executive made the top 10.
Trump's Background Didn't Prepare Him for Presidency
Unlike the CEO of a public company, Trump was accountable to no one during his business career.
No Precedent for Sorting Out Trump's Possible Conflicts
The emoluments clause has never been litigated; so whether Trump's foreign business dealings violate it is a matter of interpretation with no previous precedent.
Corporate CEOs Bullish on Revenue Growth Under Trump
Earnings calls from multiple industries feature excitement over the prospect of lower taxes, less regulation.
Uber's Travis Kalanick To Leave Trump Advisory Group
Uber and its CEO came under criticism in recent days after opponents said the company was breaking a taxi driver strike in New York City that was protesting Trump's controversial executive order.
Quora Question: Being a Female Silicon Valley CEO
"Peoples' personalities and communication styles largely govern how decisions are made and what culture is formed."
Quora Question: Lessons Learned From Marissa Mayer
Once an organization has certain mass, you learn that the primary function of the organization is to preserve itself.
Forget the Bedroom. What's Happening in the Boardroom?
Not long ago, the economy boomed, elections were democratic and there were fair shares for all.
The Explosion in Executive Pay Is Not Justified
In 1965, CEOs earned 20 times more than the average worker. Now they earn 300 times more.