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Union Files Labour Charges Against Trump, Musk For "Threatening" Workers
The United Auto Workers Union said on Tuesday it has filed complaints with the National Labor Relations Board against Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk over attempts to threaten and intimidate workers.
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UK Bank NatWest CEO Resigns After "Judgement Error" With Arch-Brexiteer
The chief executive of Britain's NatWest bank, Alison Rose, stepped down Wednesday after admitting a "serious error of judgment" in speaking to a reporter about the banking affairs of arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage.
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Ivanka Trump Tweets Support For US Food Company Amid Boycott Campaign
U.S. presidential adviser Ivanka Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to support Goya Foods after the largest Hispanic-owned U.S. food company became the target of a social media boycott campaign sparked by its CEO's effusive praise for President Donald Trump.
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Forget Trump, Will Have Tea At 10 Downing Street: Huawei CEO
In a strong signal to US President Donald Trump, who is urging European allies to put pressure on or even block Huawei, the Chinese conglomerate's Founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has stressed that the US campaign against the company would not be powerful enough to call on everyone to follow them.
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Presidential Hopeful Ex-Starbucks CEO Stumped Over Question On Food Price
You would think an aspiring politician who used to be the CEO of a food company would be able to answer the question that so often stumps people on the campaign trail: What is the price of (insert grocery product here)? It's one of those gotchas designed to assess how "in touch" a person running for our nation's highest office is with the common pe...
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"Don't Help Elect Trump": Ex-Starbucks CEO, Eyeing White House, Heckled
A day after Howard Schultz said he might run for U.S. president, a heckler shouted "don't help elect Trump" at the former Starbucks CEO, voicing concerns that his independent bid could help President Donald Trump win re-election in 2020.
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Former Starbucks CEO Considers Running For US President As Independent
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said that he is preparing to launch an independent campaign for president, rebuffing growing Democratic concern that such a move could help re-elect President Donald Trump.
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IBM Touts Trump-Pleasing Hiring Plans While Firing Thousands
On the eve of a summit last month between technology executives and then President-elect Donald Trump, IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty publicly pledged to hire about 25,000 U.S. workers and spend $1 billion on training over the next four years.
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Twitter 'Bounced' From Tech Meet Over Failed Emoji Deal: Report
The reason behind Twitter's exclusion from a meeting between tech executives and US President-elect Donald Trump stems from its CEO Jack Dorsey's role in rejecting the anti-Clinton emoji during election campaign, a media report said.
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PepsiCo, Starbucks CEOs Call For Inclusion After Donald Trump Win
Chief executives from PepsiCo and Starbucks on Thursday called for a renewed commitment to inclusion following a presidential campaign that exposed racial and ethnic fault lines in the US.
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Union Files Labour Charges Against Trump, Musk For "Threatening" Workers
The United Auto Workers Union said on Tuesday it has filed complaints with the National Labor Relations Board against Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk over attempts to threaten and intimidate workers.
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UK Bank NatWest CEO Resigns After "Judgement Error" With Arch-Brexiteer
The chief executive of Britain's NatWest bank, Alison Rose, stepped down Wednesday after admitting a "serious error of judgment" in speaking to a reporter about the banking affairs of arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage.
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Ivanka Trump Tweets Support For US Food Company Amid Boycott Campaign
U.S. presidential adviser Ivanka Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to support Goya Foods after the largest Hispanic-owned U.S. food company became the target of a social media boycott campaign sparked by its CEO's effusive praise for President Donald Trump.
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Forget Trump, Will Have Tea At 10 Downing Street: Huawei CEO
In a strong signal to US President Donald Trump, who is urging European allies to put pressure on or even block Huawei, the Chinese conglomerate's Founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has stressed that the US campaign against the company would not be powerful enough to call on everyone to follow them.
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Presidential Hopeful Ex-Starbucks CEO Stumped Over Question On Food Price
You would think an aspiring politician who used to be the CEO of a food company would be able to answer the question that so often stumps people on the campaign trail: What is the price of (insert grocery product here)? It's one of those gotchas designed to assess how "in touch" a person running for our nation's highest office is with the common pe...
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"Don't Help Elect Trump": Ex-Starbucks CEO, Eyeing White House, Heckled
A day after Howard Schultz said he might run for U.S. president, a heckler shouted "don't help elect Trump" at the former Starbucks CEO, voicing concerns that his independent bid could help President Donald Trump win re-election in 2020.
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Former Starbucks CEO Considers Running For US President As Independent
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said that he is preparing to launch an independent campaign for president, rebuffing growing Democratic concern that such a move could help re-elect President Donald Trump.
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IBM Touts Trump-Pleasing Hiring Plans While Firing Thousands
On the eve of a summit last month between technology executives and then President-elect Donald Trump, IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty publicly pledged to hire about 25,000 U.S. workers and spend $1 billion on training over the next four years.
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Twitter 'Bounced' From Tech Meet Over Failed Emoji Deal: Report
The reason behind Twitter's exclusion from a meeting between tech executives and US President-elect Donald Trump stems from its CEO Jack Dorsey's role in rejecting the anti-Clinton emoji during election campaign, a media report said.
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PepsiCo, Starbucks CEOs Call For Inclusion After Donald Trump Win
Chief executives from PepsiCo and Starbucks on Thursday called for a renewed commitment to inclusion following a presidential campaign that exposed racial and ethnic fault lines in the US.
