By Jena Mcgregor The Washington Post
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Intel Has Publicly Revealed Pay Data Showing Most Top Executives Are White Men
An analysis by Bloomberg, which first reported the Intel pay data, showed that 1 in 4 white men at Intel are in the top salary band, while less than 10 percent of black employees are top earners.
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Elon Musk Is the 'Poster Boy' of a Culture That Celebrates 'Obsessive Overwork'
Experts say all the attention on Musk's emotional state may have little effect on the overwork culture practised by many business leaders and celebrated in Corporate America today.
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How Job Reviews Site Glassdoor Became One of the Biggest Tech Deals of 2018
Glassdoor just announced it's being acquired by Japanese firm Recruit Holdings, which also owns the biggest jobs site, Indeed.
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The Gigantic Sum Facebook Pays For Mark Zuckerberg's Personal Security
At the end of a critical week for Facebook, one that included more than 10 hours of testimony on Capitol Hill by CEO Mark Zuckerberg about issues such as user privacy and data security, the company disclosed what it spent on a different kind of security: Its CEO's
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Elon Musk's Pay Deal Could Be Worth $55.8 Billion - But He Could Also Get Nothing
Elon Musk would only receive the full payout if the company reaches a market capitalization of $650 billion, a more than ten-fold increase over its current $59 billion
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These Three Companies Have Made This Best Workplaces List For 10 Consecutive Years
Companies are rated on the basis of workers' opinions on the pros and cons of working at the company, their CEO and issues like compensation and benefits.
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Google Has Fired The Employee Behind That Controversial Diversity Manifesto, Reports Say
After a controversial memo by a Google engineer about diversity programs at the company and gender differences went viral over the weekend, sparking an explosive reaction on social media, the search giant did not dispute media reports late Monday that the employee had been fired.
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Meet John Flannery, GE's Next CEO
John Flannery, 55, got his start at GE Capital evaluating risk for leveraged buy-outs, then moved to its corporate restructuring group before going on to hold global roles in Latin America, Asia, and India.
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Fortune 500 List Sees Record Number Of Women CEOs
On Wednesday, Fortune Magazine released its 2017 Fortune 500 list, which ranks major U.S. companies by their fiscal 2016 revenues, and 32 of the companies, or 6.4 percent, were run by female CEOs.
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Ford Shuffles Executive Ranks In Its Race To Take On Silicon Valley
Ford earned more than $25 billion in profit in the past four years, helped largely by the surging U.S. auto and truck market.
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Your Mean Boss Is Secretly Miserable
When we talk about someone being on a "power trip," the idea behind it is the abuse they're throwing around somehow makes them feel good. The boss who hands out extra work just before the weekend feels some kind of superiority. The manager who yells at their employees gets some kind of rush from the show of dominance.
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How Well Do Nonprofit Groups' CEOs Lead? You May Be Able To See It In Their Faces.
They say you can't judge a book by its cover. But you can apparently conclude something about a CEO's performance by his or her facial features.
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This Year's Best-Rated CEO By Employees Is Someone You've Probably Never Heard Of
The rest of the top 10 included more well-known names, such as Zuckerberg (No. 4), Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff (No. 6), who has been an outspoken advocate for gay rights, and Apple CEO Tim Cook (No. 8). Google's new CEO, Sundhar Pichai, came in at No. 7.
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Bill Gates Says 'Disappointed' by Reports He Backs FBI in Apple Spat
Gates said he was "disappointed" by how the Financial Times piece was framed, and said that more discussion is needed on the issue.
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Apple's Risky Bet On Protecting A Terrorist's iPhone
Johnny Hockin was unsure how he felt about Apple chief executive Tim Cook's very public rebuke Wednesday of the federal government's demand for help unlocking an iPhone left behind by an assailant in the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Intel Has Publicly Revealed Pay Data Showing Most Top Executives Are White Men
An analysis by Bloomberg, which first reported the Intel pay data, showed that 1 in 4 white men at Intel are in the top salary band, while less than 10 percent of black employees are top earners.
-
Elon Musk Is the 'Poster Boy' of a Culture That Celebrates 'Obsessive Overwork'
Experts say all the attention on Musk's emotional state may have little effect on the overwork culture practised by many business leaders and celebrated in Corporate America today.
-
How Job Reviews Site Glassdoor Became One of the Biggest Tech Deals of 2018
Glassdoor just announced it's being acquired by Japanese firm Recruit Holdings, which also owns the biggest jobs site, Indeed.
-
The Gigantic Sum Facebook Pays For Mark Zuckerberg's Personal Security
At the end of a critical week for Facebook, one that included more than 10 hours of testimony on Capitol Hill by CEO Mark Zuckerberg about issues such as user privacy and data security, the company disclosed what it spent on a different kind of security: Its CEO's
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Elon Musk's Pay Deal Could Be Worth $55.8 Billion - But He Could Also Get Nothing
Elon Musk would only receive the full payout if the company reaches a market capitalization of $650 billion, a more than ten-fold increase over its current $59 billion
-
These Three Companies Have Made This Best Workplaces List For 10 Consecutive Years
Companies are rated on the basis of workers' opinions on the pros and cons of working at the company, their CEO and issues like compensation and benefits.
-
Google Has Fired The Employee Behind That Controversial Diversity Manifesto, Reports Say
After a controversial memo by a Google engineer about diversity programs at the company and gender differences went viral over the weekend, sparking an explosive reaction on social media, the search giant did not dispute media reports late Monday that the employee had been fired.
-
Meet John Flannery, GE's Next CEO
John Flannery, 55, got his start at GE Capital evaluating risk for leveraged buy-outs, then moved to its corporate restructuring group before going on to hold global roles in Latin America, Asia, and India.
-
Fortune 500 List Sees Record Number Of Women CEOs
On Wednesday, Fortune Magazine released its 2017 Fortune 500 list, which ranks major U.S. companies by their fiscal 2016 revenues, and 32 of the companies, or 6.4 percent, were run by female CEOs.
-
Ford Shuffles Executive Ranks In Its Race To Take On Silicon Valley
Ford earned more than $25 billion in profit in the past four years, helped largely by the surging U.S. auto and truck market.
-
Your Mean Boss Is Secretly Miserable
When we talk about someone being on a "power trip," the idea behind it is the abuse they're throwing around somehow makes them feel good. The boss who hands out extra work just before the weekend feels some kind of superiority. The manager who yells at their employees gets some kind of rush from the show of dominance.
-
How Well Do Nonprofit Groups' CEOs Lead? You May Be Able To See It In Their Faces.
They say you can't judge a book by its cover. But you can apparently conclude something about a CEO's performance by his or her facial features.
-
This Year's Best-Rated CEO By Employees Is Someone You've Probably Never Heard Of
The rest of the top 10 included more well-known names, such as Zuckerberg (No. 4), Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff (No. 6), who has been an outspoken advocate for gay rights, and Apple CEO Tim Cook (No. 8). Google's new CEO, Sundhar Pichai, came in at No. 7.
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Bill Gates Says 'Disappointed' by Reports He Backs FBI in Apple Spat
Gates said he was "disappointed" by how the Financial Times piece was framed, and said that more discussion is needed on the issue.
-
Apple's Risky Bet On Protecting A Terrorist's iPhone
Johnny Hockin was unsure how he felt about Apple chief executive Tim Cook's very public rebuke Wednesday of the federal government's demand for help unlocking an iPhone left behind by an assailant in the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California.
