AutoNation's Outspoken Chief Executive to Step Down Next Year - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalAutoNation's Outspoken Chief Executive to Step Down Next YearWall Street JournalAutoNation Inc. AN -1.01% Chief Executive Mike Jackson, who stood out in the tight-lipped auto industry for his outspoken .....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Longtime Gilead Sciences CEO John Milligan to step down at year’s end
Gilead Sciences Chief Executive John F. Milligan will step down after 28 years at the company effective at the end of the year......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Kenneth Chenault to step down from IBM, P&G boards
Kenneth Chenault, the former chairman and chief executive of American Express Co., is stepping down next year from his board roles at International Business Machines Corp. and Procter & Gamble Co......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Goldman cuts CEO Solomon’s pay by $10 million over 1MDB scandal
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. slashed Chief Executive David Solomon’s 2020 pay by 36%, punishment for the bank’s admission last year that it broke U.S. laws in its dealings with an investment fund at the heart of a global corruption ring......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Wells Fargo clawed back $15 million in pay from former CEO Tim Sloan
Timothy Sloan, the Wells Fargo & Co. chief executive who left last year after failing to turn around the troubled lender, lost $15 million in compensation after he exited......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey rethinking his temporary move to Africa
Twitter Inc. Chief Executive Jack Dorsey is reconsidering plans to spend part of this year in Africa, a trip that has drawn criticism and helped fuel a push by activist hedge fund Elliott Management Corp. to possibly replace him......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Buffett’s Berkshire stock underperforms the most since 2009
The 89-year-old Mr. Buffett, Berkshire’s chairman and chief executive, is renowned for his long-term success as a stock investor and deal maker. But in recent years, Berkshire’s stock performance has failed to beat the market......»»
L Brands CEO in talks to step aside and sell Victoria"s Secret: WSJ
Victoria's Secret-owner L Brands Chief Executive Officer Leslie Wexner is in talks to step aside from the role and is exploring strategic alternatives for the lingerie brand, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday......»»
The Wall Street Journal: CEO of luggage startup Away steps down after article was critical of work environment
Away, an online seller of luggage that investors valued at $1.4 billion earlier this year, said Chief Executive Steph Korey is stepping down from that role......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Some WeWork board members seek to remove Adam Neumann as CEO
A bloc of WeWork directors is planning to push Adam Neumann to step down as chief executive after a tumultuous week in which his eccentric behavior and drug use came to light and the startup delayed its much-anticipated stock-market listing......»»
Some WeWork directors considering removal of Adam Neumann as CEO: WSJ
Some WeWork board members, including officials tied to SoftBank Group Corp , are planning to try to push Adam Neumann to step down as chief executive, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Apple loses another top exec — communications chief Steve Dowling
Apple Inc. said Wednesday its head of communications was leaving the company, the latest of several senior executive departures this year as the tech giant reorients its business amid flagging iPhone sales......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Nissan CEO out as Japanese car maker seeks to put scandal in rear-view mirror
Nissan Motor Co. Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa will step down effective Sept. 16, the company said Monday, ending a term marked by controversy over the arrest of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Goldman Sachs may lose a lot more partners than usual this year
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s partnership is shrinking under a new chief executive who wants to restore its exclusivity......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Snap promotes two executives amid months-long leadership overhaul
Snap Inc. promoted two executives internally to run its finance and personnel units, respectively, completing Chief Executive Officer Evan Spiegel’s remaking of the leadership team after a series of departures over the past year......»»
The Wall Street Journal: AIG CEO Brian Duperreault paid $20.9 million in 2018 — half of what he made the year before
American International Group Inc. Chief Executive Brian Duperreault’s pay was cut in half from a year earlier when his compensation package included a $12 million sign-on bonus......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Media- and film-tracker Comscore CEO quits after less than a year
Comscore Inc. Chief Executive Bryan Wiener is leaving the media measurement firm after less than a year because of disagreements with the board over the execution of the company’s strategy, he said on Sunday......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Facebook workers’ median pay tops $240,000
Facebook Inc. employees earned a median pay package of more than $240,000 last year while Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s total compensation was more than $8.8 million, according to the social-media company’s 2017 proxy......»»
Slammed by Trump, Amazon's Jeff Bezos Chooses Silence - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalSlammed by Trump, Amazon's Jeff Bezos Chooses SilenceWall Street JournalAmazon.com Chief Executive Jeff Bezos is the world's richest man. Photo: ja.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Sprint CEO stepping down, will be replaced by finance chief
Sprint Corp.’s chief executive said he would step back from the wireless carrier’s management team to take a senior role at its Japanese parent company as Sprint seeks regulatory approval for a $26 billion merger with rival T-Mobile US Inc......»»
James Murdoch Won't Move to Disney If Fox Deal Closes - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalJames Murdoch Won't Move to Disney If Fox Deal ClosesWall Street Journal...  James Murdoch, the 21st Century Fox chief executive, is p.....»»