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FBN's Liz MacDonald on boards pushing out CEOs for sex scandals.
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SolarReserve CEO Kevin Smith weighs in on solar energy industry.
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PG&E CEO Tony Earley gives his outlook for gas prices, the state of business and expanding the company’s Troops for Energy Jobs program.
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SodaStream CEO Daniel Birnbaum on the company’s sales growth in the U.S. and Europe.
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IBM’s new survey of 1,700 CEOs is signaling a new shift in corporate culture – one that will embrace a new spirit of openness, transparency and employee empowerment.
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Valley National Bank CEO Gerald Lipkin on the impact of financial regulation overhaul.
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On an average day, Wal-Mart Stores President and CEO Mike Duke reportedly wakes up between 5:30 a.m. and 6 a.m., and commutes seven minutes to the corporation's headquarters in Bentonville, Ark.
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Soros Fund Management, the New York hedge fund of billionaire George Soros, recently dumped all of its Google shares worth $168 million and halved its stake in Apple.
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Philip Clarke, chief executive of British retailer Tesco, has opted not to take an annual bonus of about $588,000 due to the company's recent poor performance.
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WealthTV President Charles Herring on efforts to expand the channel’s distribution.
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Ideas & Solutions CEO Glen Friedman on cable companies’ efforts to keep customers with the growing number of ways to access video content.
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FBN’s Liz Claman with Matt Blank, Showtime chairman and CEO, on Showtime’s transformation and newfound success.
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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong on the future of mobile media and how it will change local news.
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Rajat Gupta's trial over insider-trading charges, which begins Monday, is expected to last about three weeks.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has agreed to testify before Congress over the bank's multibillion-dollar trading loss, which has added fuel to the political debate over bank regulation.
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Jesse B. Mayer says she is determined to keep her designer bag collection manufactured in the U.S.
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Former AIG CEO Hank Greenberg on efforts to increase regulations on the financial sector, particularly after J.P. Morgan’s losses.
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A Senate committee plans to ask J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon to testify about his company's more-than-$2-billion trading loss.
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Rochdale Securities bank analyst Dick Bove argues journalists and politicians are out to destroy J.P. Morgan.
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Signature Bank chairman Scott Shay argues regulators should level the playing field and not just worry about big banks.
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JetBlue founder David Neeleman on Virgin Atlantic allowing in-flight cell phone calls and the benefits of venture capital from firms such as Bain Capital.
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In 2009, General Motors lost $4.2 billion in one quarter. The organization filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company subsequently received a controversial $50 billion bailout. During this time, Daniel Akerson joined the company, bringing a stellar track record of profit with him.
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Jason Schott on the keys to success for his nearly 100 year old company
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NAHB CEO Jerry Howard weighs in on the state of the housing market.
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SAP Co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe on the company's strategy change.
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AFSCME director of capital strategies Lisa Lindsley explains why she wants to split Jamie Dimon's roles as chairman and CEO.
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Shortly after Tucci joined EMC in 2000, the internet bubble burst. In his first year, the company earned $1.7 billion. In his second, it lost $500 million.
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JPMorgan's annual shareholder meeting this afternoon will give investors their first crack at CEO Jamie Dimon since the bank revealed a stunning $2 billion trading loss.
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FBN’s Lou Dobbs on whether there is a decline in leadership in the U.S. or if there is greater accountability.
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Exclusive Resorts CEO Philippe Bourguignon on former Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson, the challenges of running a public company and the latest in high-end travel.
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From resume fluffing to corporate trash-talking, Yahoo's certainly had its share of interesting characters steering the tech ship. Here's a look at the company's chief executives over the years -- and why they didn’t work out.
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How stay-at-home mom, Debbie Greenspan, developed the first eco-friendly antimicrobial doormat
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Looking to shore up faltering confidence, Yahoo went inward for its interim leader, ad business veteran Ross Levinsohn.
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NYSE Euronext CEO Duncan Niederauer weighs in on the exchange’s new logo, investing in growth and the Volcker Rule.
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BlackRock chief equity strategist Bob Doll weighs in on J.P. Morgan's $2 billion investment blunder.
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Best Buy said its former chief executive Brian Dunn -- who abruptly resigned in April following allegations of an affair with a female subordinate -- violated company policy, but did not misuse corporate funds.
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Rich Templeton doesn't limit his sights to the United States. The CEO of the parochially-named Texas Instruments aimed to build a global business.
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Yahoo revealed Sunday that it is replacing its chief executive and chairman following a scandal over former CEO Scott Thompson's resume.
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DineEquity CEO Julia Stewart on the impact of rising commodity costs on the company.
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Sophie LaMontagne and KatherineKallinis take making cupcakes to a new level in TLC's 'DC Cupcakes.'
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Lloyd's of London chairman John Nelson weighs in on J.P. Morgan's losses and the company’s new growth strategy plan.
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Wayne Rogers & Co. chairman Wayne Roger weighs in on J.P. Morgan's loss and what it means for the rest of the sector.
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FBN's Charlie Gasparino on what hurts J.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon the most about the $2 billion losses.
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FBN's Charlie Gasparino and Liz MacDonald weigh in on J.P. Morgan's $2 billion trading loss.
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Freddie Mac, the No. 2 provider of U.S. mortgage money, named former E*Trade CEO Donald Layton as its next chief executive officer.
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Cisco CEO John Chambers on how uncertainties in Europe are impacting the company’s outlook.
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Cisco CEO John Chambers on what is needed to boost the company’s acquisitions and why he is supporting Mitt Romney.
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Steven Ekstract and Chris DeMoulin give us a preview of the largest licensing event of the season
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Virgin Atlantic Airways CEO Steve Ridgway on investing in the company’s fleet, and the outlook for business travelers.
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Brand USA Chairman Stephen Cloobeck on efforts to boost tourism in America and grow the economy.