Financial performance may have been flat but some CEO payouts are soaring as bonuses roar back
Bonuses are bouncing back from last year despite flat financial performance as some companies work to keep top talent from ...
CEOs are the gloomiest they’ve been in over a decade
The rampant optimism felt in the C-suite immediately after the election has been replaced by gloom, according to a new survey ...
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Dive Deposits: Want a killer raise? Be a bank CEO north of the border
Compensation increases for top execs at Canada’s Big Six – minus the outlier – outpaced those for comparable U.S. bank CEOs ...
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The Latest: Stock market sell-off slows after Trump’s tariffs led to a Monday slide
After a brutal stock market selloff because of his tariff threats, President Donald Trump faces pressure Tuesday to show he ...
Trump holds talks with top CEOs amid low confidence, recession risks
President Trump will meet with top business leaders to discuss economic concerns, as markets remain volatile and recession fears grow amid trade policy uncertainty.
Even Before the Glass Ceiling, the Broken Rung Is Holding Women Back at Work
A new book illustrates how women face significantly lower odds of being promoted to management positions at work.
From ‘woke’ to weighty: how corporate purpose can survive the Trump era
ESG was facing a backlash in the U.S. before January 20, but Donald Trump’s presidency has turned it into a full-scale ...
The rise of Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, who got his start renting out air mattresses on his floor
Brian Chesky, Airbnb's 43-year-old cofounder, had an unconventional path to Silicon Valley. He is looking to expand Airbnb ...
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CEOs surprisingly optimistic about the U.S. economy
Despite the tariff whiplash, many CEOs are focused on President Trump's other promises. Maria Aspan, NPR business correspondent, reports.
‘Expect pain at the cash register.’ PC insiders weigh in on tariffs
Are all devices affected? How fast will costs jump? Is it a flat 20 percent increase? Will only U.S. residents take the hit?
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Trump's 'whirlwind' second term takes its toll on Chicago C-suites
Chicago executives describe a feeling of whiplash as the Trump administration moves to make sweeping change, sometimes only ...
Inflation and tariffs might scare shoppers. Have they scared CEOs?
Consumer confidence is sinking, as President Donald Trump's tariffs - whether they're in place or not - rattle consumers. Prices are still high. Retailers like Target Corp. (TGT) and Best Buy Co. Inc.